A ball (A) of mass 1.4kg is moving with a speed of 3.7m/s collides with a
0.55kg ball (B) which is at rest. If Ball A is going 2.3m/s after the collision,
what will the velocity of Ball B be after the collision?
Answers
Answer:
3.57 m/s
Explanation:
Total momentum remains conserved.
Before that collision*,
Velocity of A and B is 3.7 and 0 respectively.
Total momentum = (m1v1) + (m2v2)
= (1.4 x 3.7) + (0.55 x 0) = 5.18
After that collision,
Velocity of A is 2.3 & velocity of B be 'v',
Total momentum = (m1 x 2.3) + (m2 v)
= (1.4 x 2.3) + (0.55v) = 3.22 + 0.55v
Since momentum remains conserved,
Initial momentum = final momentum
5.18 = 3.22 + 0.55v
1.96 = 0.55v
3.57 = v
Velocity of the ball B is 3.57 m/s
GiveN :-
- A ball A of mass 1.4kg is moving with a speed of 3.7m/s collides with a 0.55kg ball B which is at rest.
- Ball A is going 2.3m/s after the collision .
To FinD :-
- The velocity of Ball B be after the collision.
SolutioN :-
Given that , A ball A of mass 1.4kg is moving with a speed of 3.7m/s collides with a 0.55kg ball B which is at rest. The velocity of Ball B be after the collision.We need to find the velocity of Ball B be after the collision. Here we can use law of conservation of momentum according to which total momentum in a system remains conserved . Let the velocity of the Ball B after collision be v.
★ Using Law of Conservation of Momentum:-