Problem Compute the kinetic energy of an 3046 lb. Automobile travelling at 104 mi/hr, ) How many times as great is the kinetic energy if the velocity is tripled (3). Ans. 9 times Problem Compute for the kinetic energy in ergs and in joules of a riffle bullet travelling at 276 m/sec. Ans 2.160 X 10 567.00 gram 11 ergs; 21595.896 dynes

Problem Compute the kinetic energy of an 3046 lb. Automobile travelling at 104 mi/hr, ) How many times as great is the kinetic energy if the velocity is tripled (3). Ans. 9 times Problem Compute for the kinetic energy in ergs and in joules of a riffle bullet travelling at 276 m/sec. Ans 2.160 X 10 567.00 gram 11 ergs; 21595.896 dynes

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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