Asked by Manikumar shah
a bullet of mass 20 grams is fired horizontally into suspended stationally Worden block of mass 380 grams with velocity of 200 m/s.what is the common velocity of bullet and block if the bullet embedded into the block,if the block and bullet experience a constant opposite force of 2N, find the time taken by them to com to rest?
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Answered by
R_scott
momentum is conserved ... bullet/block momentum = bullet momentum
... (380 + 20) V = 20 * 200
... find V ... then calculate the initial K.E. of the bullet/block
the energy of the bullet/block is dissipated by working against the 2 N force
find the distance ... f * d = K. E.
then find the time ... t = 2 * d / V
... (380 + 20) V = 20 * 200
... find V ... then calculate the initial K.E. of the bullet/block
the energy of the bullet/block is dissipated by working against the 2 N force
find the distance ... f * d = K. E.
then find the time ... t = 2 * d / V
Answered by
ROSHAN MAINALI
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Answered by
sjskk
how is f*d =1/2 mv^2
Answered by
Suraj Gurung
how is f*d =1/2 mv^2 ?
Ans : K.E = 1/2 mv^2
[ Since, K.E = Work i.e F*d ]
F*d = 1/2 mv^2
Ans : K.E = 1/2 mv^2
[ Since, K.E = Work i.e F*d ]
F*d = 1/2 mv^2
Answered by
Karij dhakal
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