What happens to the kinetic energy of an object, if its velocity is doubled?

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if the velocity is doubled in a moving object that would cause that moving object to develop more kinetic energy.

David Zagi answered May 13, 2018

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As Kinetic Energy=half of Mass into Velocity square so as velocity is doubled the K.E of the object is doubled..

Nicholas C answered May 17, 2018

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