Answer to Question #168528 in Physics for akiesya

Question #168528

what is the equation that links kinetic energy with mass and velocity?

Expert's answer

The equation that links kinetic energy with mass and velocity can be written as follows:

"KE=\\dfrac{1}{2}mv^2."

Learn more about our help with Assignments: Physics

Comments

No comments. Be the first!

Leave a comment

Related Questions

1. a book of weight 2N is lifted . 1.5m onto a shelf. how much potential energy has the book gained?
2. a crate of mass 100kg was lifted to a height of 75m. how much work was done on the crate? is this th
3. what equation is used to calculate increase in gravitational potential energy?
4. if 50J of work is done on a box using 15N of force, how far was the box moved?
5. a force of 10N is applied to a box to move it 2m along the floor. what is the work done on the box?
6. Calculate the intrinsic carrier concentration at 350K in a semiconductor. Given m*e= 0.48mo, m*h=1.2
7. the highest point of a roller coaster is 29.6 meters. a cart with its occupants has a mass of 23000k