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The linear momentum of a body is increased by 10%.what is the percentage increase in its KE?

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Dear Student, We know, KE = 12mv2 and P = mv Therefore, KE = 12m(mv)2 = P22m Considering the mass to be constant, if the momentum is increased by 10%,let the new momentum be, P' = P + 0.1P = 1.1P The new kinetic energy is, KE' =(1.1P)22m KE' = 1.21P22mKE' = 1.21KE KE'KE=1.21KE'KE-1 =1.21-1KE'-KEKE×100=0.21×100=21% So, kinetic energy increases by 21%.Regards

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