Physics, asked by claudius37, 7 months ago

2) Two pitch ball apart by 3.2×10^2M
are released from rest, the alt
acceleration of the first ball
is 7. Qm 15 and the second ball
is 9.0 m/s2, If mass m1= 6.3x10-7 kg
What are the (a) the mass of
the second mass m2? (b) the
magnitude of charge of each
particle?​

Answers

Answered by ketaki1976
0

Answer:

According to Work energy theorem

for light mass ball,velocity v

1

ΔE

K

=W where ΔE

K

=Kinetic energy and W=work done.

2

1

mv

1

2

2

1

m0

2

=mgl

v

1

=

2gl

Similarly for heavy ball,velocity v

2

=

2gl

Hence v

1

=v

2

=x----------(A)

As per law of conservation of momentum,

mv

1

−2mv

2

=mv

1

+2mv

2

mx−2mx=mv

1

+2mv

2

−x=v

1

+2v

2

-----------------(B)

Again

v

1

−v

2

=−(v

1

−v

2

)

v

1

−v

2

=−2x as v

1

=v

2

=x---------------(C)

Subtracting B and C, we get

3v

2

=x

v

2

=

3

x

=

3

2gl

---------------(D)

Substituting the above value in c we get,

v

1

=−2x+

3

x

=

3

−5x

=

3

−5

2gl

----------(E)

(b). Again from work energy theorem we get,

2

1

2m0

2

2

1

2mv

2

2

=2mgh

Putting the value of D in the above equation,

9

gl

=gh

h=

9

l

The above h=height for the heavy ball

Similarly for light ball,

2

1

m0

2

2

1

mv

1

2

=mgh

Putting the value of E in the above equation,

h

1

=

9

25

l

Answered by Poorva90
1

Answer:

According to Work energy theorem

for light mass ball,velocity v

1

ΔE

K

=W where ΔE

K

=Kinetic energy and W=work done.

2

1

mv

1

2

2

1

m0

2

=mgl

v

1

=

2gl

Similarly for heavy ball,velocity v

2

=

2gl

Hence v

1

=v

2

=x----------(A)

As per law of conservation of momentum,

mv

1

−2mv

2

=mv

1

+2mv

2

mx−2mx=mv

1

+2mv

2

−x=v

1

+2v

2

-----------------(B)

Again

v

1

−v

2

=−(v

1

−v

2

)

v

1

−v

2

=−2x as v

1

=v

2

=x---------------(C)

Subtracting B and C, we get

3v

2

=x

v

2

=

3

x

=

3

2gl

---------------(D)

Substituting the above value in c we get,

v

1

=−2x+

3

x

=

3

−5x

=

3

−5

2gl

----------(E)

(b). Again from work energy theorem we get,

2

1

2m0

2

2

1

2mv

2

2

=2mgh

Putting the value of D in the above equation,

9

gl

=gh

h=

9

l

The above h=height for the heavy ball

Similarly for light ball,

2

1

m0

2

2

1

mv

1

2

=mgh

Putting the value of E in the above equation,

h

1

=

9

25

l

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