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A body of mass m, moving with a velocity u1 undergoes a heat on perfectly inelastic collision with a body of mass m2 initially at rest. Show that the ratio of final k.e and initial ke, of the system is m1/m1 + m2. ​

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Answered by 000420
0

Answer:

Using momentum conservation and equation for coefficient of restitution in case of elastic collision, we get,

v  

1

=  

m  

1

+m  

2

 

m  

1

−m  

2

 

uandv  

2

=  

m  

1

+m  

2

 

2m  

1

 

u

where u is the velocity of m  

1

 and m  

2

 is at rest.

Kinetic energy of m  

1

=1/2×m  

1

v  

1

2

 

Therefore, fraction of energy retained =(  

m  

1

+m  

2

 

m  

1

−m  

2

 

)  

2

 

Kinetic energy of m  

2

=1/2×m  

2

v  

2

2

 

Therefore, fraction of energy transferred =  

(m  

1

+m  

2

)  

2

 

4m  

1

m  

2

 

.

Also when both the masses are equal, the velocity gets interchanged. Therefore, 100% energy is transferred. No energy is lost in elastic collisions.

Hope it helps...

Thanks

Regards

Teeva Aryan Das

Answered by itzmayaqueen
0

Answer:

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