Physics, asked by denashah2611, 4 months ago

A 500 kg boat is 9 m long and is floating without
motion on still water. A man of mass 100 kg is at one
end and move to other end of boat and stops. The
displacement of boat is​

Answers

Answered by seyd
2

Answer:

As there is no external force, the center of mass of the boat+man system remains at the same position. The displacement of boat would be in opposite direction to that of the man, to maintain same position for CoM.

Let the displacement of boat be x, in direction opposite to the displacement of man.

So net displacement of man is (9−x)

So, Mman×(9−x)=Mboat×x

⟹100(9−x)=500x⟹x=900/600=1.5m

Answered by kaviramesh203
0

Explanation:

As there is no external force, the center of mass of the boat+man system remains at the same position. The displacement of boat would be in opposite direction to that of the man, to maintain same position for CoM.

Let the displacement of boat be x, in direction opposite to the displacement of man.

So net displacement of man is (9−x)

So, M

man

×(9−x)=M

boat

×x

⟹100(9−x)=500x⟹x=900/600=1.5m

Option C is correct.

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