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Even though kinetic energy is dependant on momentum, momentum is not dependent on kinetic energy. why?

Even though kinetic energy is dependant on momentum, momentum is not dependent on kinetic energy. why?

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Vikas TU
14149 Points
6 years ago
Dear Student,
To begin with, numerically 
p=mv 
p=√2mk 
k=mv2/2 
p-force, k-motor vitality, m-mass of the body, v-speed of the body 
p relies upon mass and speed. p=√2mk here if k changes p will change since m and v may have changed. 
force is just administered by these variables i.e m and v 
be that as it may, dynamic vitality is administered by mass, speed and furthermore outside strengths following up on the body. Consequently an adjustment in force can change the active vitality 
in any case, a change in motor vitality would not really change force in light of the fact that the mass and speed won't not have changed at everything except rather the vitality has changed because of some outer compel following up on the framework or body.
Cheers!!
Regards,
Vikas (B. Tech. 4th year
Thapar University)

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