What is the velocity of mass of 100g having K.E of 20J?
Please answer the question with proper explanation
Asked by adityaahuja099 | 8th Nov, 2017, 10:52: AM
Expert Answer:
100gm=0.1kg
KE=(1/2)xmv2
20=(1/2)x0.1xv2
20x2=0.1xv2
400=v2
v=20m/s
Answered by Gajendra | 4th Dec, 2017, 11:39: AM
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