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07-02-2020
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Suppose a moving object has a kinetic energy of 100 J. What will the object's kinetic
energy be if its speed is doubled?

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07-02-2020

KE depends on speed-squared.

So if speed doubles, KE grows x4.

It'll be 400 J .

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