Answer to Question #155470 in Physics for jeta

Question #155470

A body with mass m = 100kg makes uniform rectilinear movements in which case it reaches the kinetic energy of Ek = 20 KJ. How fast was it in that case? V =?


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Expert's answer
2021-01-16T17:24:37-0500

The definition of the kinetic energy is:


Ek=mv22E_k= \dfrac{mv^2}{2}

where m=100kgm = 100kg is the mass of the body, and vv is its velocity. Since Ek=20kJ=20×103JE_k = 20kJ = 20\times 10^3J, obtain for velocity:


v=2Ekmv=220×103100=20m/sv = \sqrt{\dfrac{2E_k}{m}}\\ v = \sqrt{\dfrac{2\cdot 20\times 10^3}{100}} = 20m/s

Answer. 20 m/s.


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