A moving material has kinetic energy. You can calculate the energy value by entering the material's mass and velocity.
Enter the mass in kg, and enter the velocity in m/s, then get the kinetic energy in J.
Kinetic Energy(J) = 1/2 x Mass(kg) x Velocity(m/s)2
When the velocity becomes x2, then the kinetic energy becomes x4.
When the velocity becomes x10, then the kinetic energy becomes x100.
This means that a car with 60 mph has four times kinetic energy, compared to a car with 30 mph.
Mile per Hour
The following calculator supports mph.
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