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When the velocity of an object is quadrupled , by what factor is its kinetic energy changed ?
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When the velocity of an object is quadrupled , by what factor is its kinetic energy changed ?

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Answer:so add the momentum twice and then the kinetic energy becomes four times

Explanation:This includes to me not the factor but by what factor it’s kenetic energy changes Momentum becomes twice and kinetic energy becomes four times its original value

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I believe it is 16

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