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a light body and a heavy body have same linear momentum.which one has greater K.E.?
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Momentum=\(m\times v\) K.E=\(\frac{1}{2} m\times v^2\) light body's momentum= heavy body's momentum => velocity of light body is greater than velocity of heavy body so tell which one has the higher KE, you have the relation
M1>M2 and let p1 = p2 i.e when the momentums of the bodies are same then K.E1/ K.E2 = M2/M1 i.e the lighter body will have more K.E than the heavier body.
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