If the linear momentum of a moving object gets doubled due to application of a force, then its kinetic energy will
- A.remain same
- B.increase by four times
- C.increase by two times
- D.increase by eight times
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Kinetic energy equals p²/2m, so doubling the momentum p makes the kinetic energy four times as large. Momentum is p = mv and kinetic energy is KE = ½mv².
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