Asked by Stephan
A bullet of mass 20 grams is fired into a wall with velocity of 400 ms 1. If the bullet penetrates the wall to a depth of 1cm, find the resistive force of the wall.
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Answered by
Damon
momentum = m v = .020*400 = 8 kg m/s
stops in 1 cm = .01 meter
average speed during stop = 200m/s
so time to stop t = .01/200 = 5*10^-5 seconds
Average force = change of momentum/time
= (8/5)10^5 = 160,000 Newtons
stops in 1 cm = .01 meter
average speed during stop = 200m/s
so time to stop t = .01/200 = 5*10^-5 seconds
Average force = change of momentum/time
= (8/5)10^5 = 160,000 Newtons
Answered by
Stephan
Is this the only way?
Answered by
Damon
Nope,
say F = ma
a = 400/t
so t = 400/a
d = Vi t -(1/2)a t^2
d = 400 t - (1/2)(400/t)t^2
d = 400 t - 200 t = 200 t
t = d/200 = .01/200 = 5*10^-5 s again
a = 400/t = 8*10^6
F = m a = .02*8*10^6 = 160,000 N
again :)
say F = ma
a = 400/t
so t = 400/a
d = Vi t -(1/2)a t^2
d = 400 t - (1/2)(400/t)t^2
d = 400 t - 200 t = 200 t
t = d/200 = .01/200 = 5*10^-5 s again
a = 400/t = 8*10^6
F = m a = .02*8*10^6 = 160,000 N
again :)
Answered by
Stephan
Ty :)
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