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the kinetic energy of a moving object varies directly with the square of its velocity. if a car is moving at 90 mph has kinetic energy 100 units, how many units of kinetic energy does the same car have at 10 mph?
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KE = k*v^2 k = KE/v^2 = 100/810 KE | v = 10 = 100/810 * 100 = 10000/810 units
so its 810?
or 10000/810?
10000/810
great thank you so much
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