In the relation Kinetic Energy = p^2/2m (where p is momentum, m is mass ) . If Momentum is raised by 0.1 % what will be the percentage increase in Kinetic Energy

Rocco May

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2023-03-11

In the relation Kinetic Energy = p 2 / 2 m (where p is momentum, m is mass ) . If Momentum is raised by 0.1 % what will be the percentage increase in Kinetic Energy

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stunaire2dt

stunaire2dt

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Kinetic energy E=P22m∴E∝P2
Percentage increase in kinetic energy = 2(% increase in momentum) = 2(0.1%) = 0.2%.

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