The total kinetic energy generated due to explosion is

The third fragment has the same mass (m) as the other two and moves in a direction perpendicular to both of them (forming a right triangle with u and v as the two legs), then its kinetic energy would also be =
1/2 * m * v²
We squaring both sides of u² + v² = u² + v² = 2u²
the total velocity is the hypotenuse and u is one leg
v = √(u²).
we then have that the third fragment's kinetic energy would be :
1/2 * m * (√(u²))² = mu²
we then adding the kinetic energies of all three fragments:
