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  • @Varunkumar Kothapally
    We know that e = mc^2
    Also, we know that e = 1/2mv^2
    So if velocity increases, energy increases. And the speed of light is a constant.
    So, m = e/c^2. Thus when velocity increases, energy increases and so does mass.

    I hope that clears the question

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