MV2

(physics) part of the formula E = 1/2 MV2 where E represents energy, M represents mass and "V2" represents velocity (speed) squared (multiplied by itself). It is the formula for calculating the energy of a body in motion. —Freedom Congress Glossary (approved 5-9-90)

(physics) part of the formula E = 1/2 MV' where E represents energy, M represents mass and "V" represents velocity (speed) squared (multiplied by itself). It is the formula for calculating the energy of a body in motion. I'm not telling you now a bunch of Eastern superstition, I'm telling something that is probably much better founded than MV'. -Child Scientology (7 July 1957) a reference to a mathematical formula used to determine the energy that a body has (such as a moving car) that results from its motion. The formula is E = 1/2 MV2. E stands for energy. M stands for mass. V2 stands for velocity squared (multiplied by itself). Thus, this formula states that the energy of a body in motion is equal to one-half of its mass multiplied by its velocity (squared). (physics) part of the formula E = 1/2 MV2 where E represents energy, M represents mass and "V2" represents velocity (speed) squared (multiplied by itself). It is the formula for calculating the energy of a body in motion.