Physics, asked by shrashti25, 5 days ago

A ball ‘P’ of mass 200g is moving towards right with 9m/s while another ball ‘Q’ of mass 300g is moving towards left along same line with 6m/s. These two collide and after collision ‘P’ moves towards left with 6m/s. The balls were in contact for 0.25s with each other while colliding. In this process the ball ‘P’ experiences a force while colliding with ‘Q’. plz solve if u can related q:= The velocity of ball ‘Q’ after collision The force on ball 'P' will be? The momentum of ball P before collision was?
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Answered by kaamakodi999
2

Answer:

Using the below you can sove that.

Explanation:

Let their velocities after the collision be v  

1

 

and v  

2

. As we know for elastic collision.  

Relative velocity of approach = relative velocity of separation

10−4=v  

2

−v  

1

⇒6=v  

2

−v  

1

 

⇒v  

1

=v  

2

−6

Applying conservation of momentum,

10×10+5×4=10v  

1

+5v  

2

 

120=10v  

1

+5v  

2

 

120=10(v  

2

−6)+5v  

2

=15v  

2

−60

15v  

2

=180⇒v  

2

=12cm/sec

v  

1

=6cm/sec

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