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Which is the formula that describes the magnitude of an object's kinetic energy? A. kinetic energy = mass * (velocity)2 x 0.5
B. kinetic energy = mass x acceleration C. kinetic energy = mass x change in velocity
D. kinetic energy = mass x velocity​

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Answer:

A

kinetic energy=(mv²)/2

(1/2)(mv²)

(mv²)*0.5

where m=mass and v=velocity/speed

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