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A 88-kg airplane wheel is moving east at 2.41 m/s and strikes a stationary 95-kg chock. Immediately after the head-on collision, the choke is moving east at 5.19 m/s. Determine the post collision velocity of the airplane wheel?

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Answered by spanglertaliyahm
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Answer:

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Answered by GulabLachman
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Given: A 88 kg airplane wheel is moving east at 2.41 m/s and strikes a stationary 95 kg chock. Immediately after head on collision, the choke is moving east at 5.19 m/s

To find: The post collision velocity of the airplane wheel

Explanation: When head on collision occurs, the momentum of the system does not change, it is always balanced.

Momentum of 88 kg airplane before collision= 88* 2.41 m/s = 212.08

Momentum of chock before collision= 0

Momentum of 95 kg chock after collision= 95 * 5.19 m/s = 493.05

Let p be the momentum of the airplane after collision.

Momentum before collision= Momentum after collision

=> 212.08 +0 = 493.05+ p

=> p = 212.08-493.05

= - 280.97

Therefore, minus sign signifies airplane is moving with some velocity in the direction opposite to its previous direction, that is in the west direction.

Velocity= Momentum/ mass of airplane

= -280.97 / 88

= -3.19 m/s

Therefore, the velocity of the airplane after collision is 3.19 m/s in west direction.

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