In order for the work-energy theorem to have meaning, work (F·d) and kinetic energy (0.5 .M.v^2 should have the same units. Show that they do
In order for the work-energy theorem to have meaning, work (F·d) and kinetic energy (0.5 .M.v^2 should have the same units. Show that they do.
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W=F⋅dW=1N⋅1m=1NmW=1Nm⋅kg⋅mN⋅s2W=1 kg⋅m2s2 =1 Joule
E=12⋅m⋅v2E=12⋅1kg⋅(1.414 ms)2E=1 kg⋅m2s2=1 Joule
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