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energy? What is the equation? How do I find the equation for velocity using
kinetic energy and mass?
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How do you calculate velocity from energy?
KJ Runia, BSc (Hons) Mathematics and Physics, The Open University
How do you find velocity in kinetic energy?
(2019)
Answered 2 years ago How do I find kinetic energy without velocity?
Originally Answered: What is the formula for velocity when given the kinetic energy and mass?
What would it take to calculate velocity and
In classical mechanics, the equation for kinetic energy is
kinetic energy without time as a factor?
1 2
𝐸= 𝑚𝑣 . A mass of 10kg moves with a velocity of
2
4m/s. What is its kinetic energy?
So, if we rearrange this for velocity, we get

2𝐸
𝑣2 = .
𝑚
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Now, we only need to take the square root of the right hand side:

‾2𝐸
‾‾‾
𝑣=√ .
𝑚
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write 𝑣 boldfaced (as is conventional in the UK). I just wrote the magnitude of
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velocity, aka speed.
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Simon Gynn, Undergraduate Physics with Astronomy, University College

Dublin (2021)
Answered 2 years ago · Author has 82 answers and 40.4K answer views
Originally Answered: What is the formula for velocity when given the kinetic energy and mass?
KE = (1/2)mv^2

So rearranged to solve for velocity,

√((2KE)/m) = v
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Martin Brilliant, former MTS at Bell Labs (1966-1989)

Answered 11 months ago · Author has 11.2K answers and 6.3M answer views

You do not calculate velocity from mass and kinetic energy. Velocity is a vector,
meaning that it has direction as well as magnitude. Mass and kinetic energy are
both non-negative scalars, meaning that they have only magnitude.

You can calculate speed—the magnitude of velocity—from mass and kinetic energy
by means of the equation

𝐸 = 𝑀 𝑣2 /2

where 𝑣2 is the square of the magnitude of the velocity.

How do you calculate velocity with mass and kinetic energy? What is the
equation?
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Michael Tam, Technical Services/HACCP Coordinator

Answered 2 years ago · Author has 457 answers and 180.3K answer views

The formula below comes from kinematics, the study of motion:

E = 1/2 (m)(v^2), where

E is kinetic energy (joules), m is mass (kg), and v is velocity

(meters / second)

Therefore, 2E = (m)(v^2)

v^2 = (2E)/m

v = sqrt (2E/m)
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Michael Stevenson, heard that science was golden

Answered 2 years ago · Author has 5.1K answers and 1M answer views

You want a formula for kinetic energy. Searching “kinetic energy formula” will
generate explanations such as its derivation.

1 2
𝐾. 𝐸. = 2
𝑚𝑣

Does that ring a bell? m,v mass and velocity respectively.

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Matthew Joss, B.S. Physics, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (2014)

Answered 2 years ago · Author has 442 answers and 99.2K answer views
Originally Answered: What is the formula for velocity when given the kinetic energy and mass?
This is pretty easy to derive, and I absoltely will not do it for you. You can look up
the physics formula for kinetic energy using google (in terms of mass and velocity),
and then use some algebra to rearrange the terms to isolate V for velocity. That is
your answer.
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Tom Capizzi, former College Math Tutor at University of Massachusetts,

Boston (1998-2000)
Answered 1 year ago · Author has 1.3K answers and 261.7K answer views

All the current other answers are Newtonian, and only apply at speeds well below c.
The correct answer is valid for all velocities, and simplifies to the Newtonian value
when v<<c. In relativistic situations, the kinetic energy is (γ-1)mc²=KE. Rearranging
terms, γ-1=KE/mc² → γ=KE/mc²+1. From here, v/c = √(1–1/γ²) → v = c √(1–1/γ²) .
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Martin Walsh
Answered 9 months ago · Author has 2.2K answers and 493.6K answer views

Newton’s second law of motion f=ma. What you find after the initial weight (weight
and mass paramount) is extra and not in the form of mass so we have something,
energy in a format in a body of mass = a force, we have the mass, lastly the amount
of force/energy which is acceleration

Force and energy are at times together, other times further apart, as is mass and
weight
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Krish Singh, IIT-JEE Aspirint

Answered Oct 21, 2021

How do I find kinetic energy without velocity?

for macroscopic objects you cant but for microscopic object moving at high speed
you can find out the kinetic energy by equating de broglie equation but the
condition will be that you should have value of wavelength of that microscopic
object
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Ari Royce, studied at University of The Universe

Updated 6 years ago · Upvoted by Andy Buckley, PhD in particle physics, visiting
researcher at CERN, lecturer in physics and Abhijeet Borkar, PhD in Physics
(Astrophysics) · Author has 155 answers and 1.6M answer views

How can photons have no mass and yet still have energy given that
𝐸 = 𝑚𝑐2 ?
There are already many advanced answers here, so I would like to answer this from
a more intuitive understanding.

What you are referring to must be this most famous equation:

When a particle has zero mass, its energy must be zero because E = 0 * c^2 = 0.
So you are already concluding it right. A photon (light particle) that has its mass
zero, could not have energy.

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John Walker, BAHons Natural Sciences, retired Science Teacher,

specialising in Physics.
Answered 5 years ago · Author has 1.4K answers and 2.5M answer views

What equation relates mass, force, and velocity?

Originally Answered: What is the formula for mass and velocity force?
If an object of mass, m, has a single resultant force F applied to it, it will accelerate
in the direction of the resultant force. If it has an initial velocity u, and it accelerates,
at a constant rate a, to a velocity v, in t seconds, then, by Newton’s Second Law, F
= ma. But since a = (v-u)/t, F = m (v - u)/t or F = (mv - mu)/t.

This is saying that the force is equal to the rate of change of momentum, where
momentum = mass x velocity. This is in fact how Newton first expressed this
relation.

If you rearrange the equation, by multiplying each side by t, then you get

F x t = mv - mu
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