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What are the rest energy, the kinetic energy, and the total energy of a 1.0g particle with a speed of 0.80c?

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KE=2.88ร—1013JEฮฟ=9.0ร—1013JEtotal=1.188ร—1014J

Step by step solution

01

Given Information

We have given that

m=1.0gโ†’0.001kgv=0.80c
02

Simplify

Kinetic Energy formula is

KE=12mv2

Therefore substituting values in equation we get

KE=12mv2KE=12(0.001kg)(0.8)2(3ร—108)2KE=2.88ร—1013J

Now, to find rest energy we use the below formula

Eฮฟ=mc2

Substituting values in rest energy formula we get

Eฮฟ=mc2Eฮฟ=(0.001kg)(3ร—108)2Eฮฟ=9.0ร—1013J

Lastly, to find the total energy we will use the below formula

Etotal=KE+Eฮฟ

Substitute the given values in the total energy formula

Etotal=KE+EฮฟEtotal=2.88ร—1013J+9.0ร—1013JEtotal=1.188ร—1014J

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