KE 1/2mv^2 is a for kinetic energy (KE) in terms of mass, m, and the velocity, v, of a moving object. Which choice shows a correct way to express the mass in terms of the kinetic energy and velocity?
A. m=2KE/v^2, where v≠0
B. m=KE/2v^2, where v≠0
C. m √2KE/v, where v≠0
D. m= √KE/2v, where v≠0
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