a bullet fired into a fixed target loses half of its velocity in penetrating 15 cm how much further it will penetrate before coming to rest?
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Here I am using 3 cm instead of 15 cm so that you can understand the method and try it yourself
Let the initial velocity be v and constant retardation be a.
Then
(v/2)2= v2- 2a(3)
or, 6a = 3v2/4
or, a = v2/8.
Now, we the value of a in terms of initial velocity. Let the bullet covers a total distance of x .
Then using the same acceleration we get:
02= v2- 2ax.
v2= (2v2/8).(x)
v2= (v2/4).(x)
x = 4cm.
So, the bullet covers a total a 4 cms into the target or the bullet goes furthur by 1 cm.
Let the initial velocity be v and constant retardation be a.
Then
(v/2)2= v2- 2a(3)
or, 6a = 3v2/4
or, a = v2/8.
Now, we the value of a in terms of initial velocity. Let the bullet covers a total distance of x .
Then using the same acceleration we get:
02= v2- 2ax.
v2= (2v2/8).(x)
v2= (v2/4).(x)
x = 4cm.
So, the bullet covers a total a 4 cms into the target or the bullet goes furthur by 1 cm.
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