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Given the Kinetic energy formula KE= 1/2m x(v)^2 What would this formula be if it was set equal to velocity?
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Given the Kinetic energy formula KE= 1/2m x(v)^2 What would this formula be if it was set equal to velocity?

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KE = 1/2m * v^2

V^2 = 1/2m / KE

If you wanted to further simply:

V = sqrt(1/2m / KE)
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