Science, asked by princy2496, 1 year ago

a 10g bullet travelling at 200m/s strikes and remains embedded in a 2kg target which is originally at rest but free to move. at what speed does the target move

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Answered by RAAJSRIWASTAV3
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➡Mass of Bullet=> 10g
➡Speed of Bullet=> 200m/s

➡Mass in which bullet embedded=> 2kg

Lets the Velocity of block "V"

Applying, Conservation of Mass
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10 (200) = (2000g) × V
=> V= 1m/s...Ans..✔
Answered by rock973
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Explanation:

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♻♻Here Is Your Answer♻♻

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➡Mass of Bullet=> 10g

➡Speed of Bullet=> 200m/s

➡Mass in which bullet embedded=> 2kg

Lets the Velocity of block "V"

Applying, Conservation of Mass

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10 (200) = (2000g) × V

=> V= 1m/s...Ans..

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