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Kinetic Energy Calculator

Calculate the kinetic energy of objects using mass and velocity.

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Formula

K = 1/2 m v²; v = √(2K/m); m = 2K/v²

Source / method note

This tool calculates classical (non-relativistic) translational kinetic energy.

Legal / official rate note

Results are for educational purposes. Relativistic effects at high speeds are not considered.

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