natashanauwelaers natashanauwelaers

24-11-2021
Physics

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If I double the velocity of a moving object, what happens to the object’s energy?

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jomariflores400l jomariflores400l

24-11-2021

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Kinetic energy is proportional to the object's velocity squared. This indicates that when an object's velocity doubles, the object's kinetic energy quadruples.

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raed01198 raed01198

18-01-2022

the kinetic energy of the moving object doubles (thats what i think lol)

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