10 gram Bullet travelling at 200 m per second strikes and remains embedded in 2 kg Target which is original at rest but free to move at what speed does the target move off
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mass of bullet=10g,10/100=.01kg,
we know that ,
p=mv,
p=0.1×200=20kg.m/sec.
now, mass of embedded=2kg,
so,total mass=2+0.1=2.1kg,
again,p=mv,
p=2.1×v=2.1vkg.m/sec.
now,total momentum=20+2.1v.
so,v=20/2.1=9.57m/sec.
hence,v=9.57m/sec.
we know that ,
p=mv,
p=0.1×200=20kg.m/sec.
now, mass of embedded=2kg,
so,total mass=2+0.1=2.1kg,
again,p=mv,
p=2.1×v=2.1vkg.m/sec.
now,total momentum=20+2.1v.
so,v=20/2.1=9.57m/sec.
hence,v=9.57m/sec.
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HERE MOMENTUM IS CONSERVED
we will take target and bullet as one system
m OF BULLET - 10 g
10 / 1000 kg
= 0.01 kg
speed - 200 m/s
Pi(initial momentum)-mv
- 0.01 x 200
- 2 kg m/s + 0 (as velocity of target is 0 in starting )
Pf(final momentum)-mv
- (mass of bullet + mass of target) x (velocity)
- (0.01+2) x v
- 2.01 v
Pi=Pf
2 = 2.01 v
v = 2/2.01 m/s
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