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tcoff91
49 days ago
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Why does kinetic energy increase quadratically, no...
To me the simplest way to understand it is through calculus. Kinetic energy is the integral of momentum so You go from p = mv to k = 1/2mv^2
ChadNauseam
48 days ago
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That just pushes it back one level for me, because I never got why kinetic energy is the integral of momentum w.r.t. velocity
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