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15 August, 02:27

If the mass is doubled the kinetic energy will?

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  1. 15 August, 02:44
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    it doubles, assuming the speed remains the same.
  2. 15 August, 02:54
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    Besides the mass, kinetic energy also depends on speed.

    If the speed remains constant, then kinetic energy is proportional

    to mass. So if speed doesn't change while mass increases, then

    kinetic energy increases, but I can't think of a situation where that

    can happen.
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