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how does the k.e of a body change if its momentum of is doubled?

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KE=1/2mv^2

Multiply and divide by m

KE=0.5(mv)2/m

KE=0.5p2/m(Sincep=mv)

So KE is directly proportional to p2

Hence if momentum is doubled then KE increases by 4 times


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