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A body of mass m moving with a velocity v is approaching a second object of same mass but at rest. The K.E of two objects as viewed from the center of mass is???
\[1/8mv^2\]
\[mv^2/8\]
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it's \[mv^2/4\]
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it's the total kinetic energy but the kinetic energy of individual body is \[mv^2/8\] @aryandecoolest
yeah the same...i asked for total K.E....
thank you @aryandecoolest
How did you get total K.E as mv^2/8. Can you please explain ? @tony115 and @aryandecoolest
from the center of mass, each body will appear to be moving towards that center at v/2. KE = ½mv² so the center of mass will see two masses each with a KE of ½m(v/2)² total kinetic energy will be 2KE = (2) ½m(v/2)² KE = ¼mv²
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