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this is a math question:PERCENTAGE the kinetic energy of a body increses by 300% then the new momentum of the body increases by how much percent? u only need to know these terms k.e=1/2*m*v^2 momentum=m*v where k.e is kinetic energy v is velocity m is mass *****mass remains constant
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okay so mass is constant. so basically the "v^2" quantity increases by 300%, that is (v')^2 = 4v^2 so, v' = 2v Now since "v" gets doubled. momentum "mv" also gets doubled. so, momentum increase by 100%.
here (v') is the new velocity.
can u expalin why the second step?
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