Math, asked by manojbade11, 2 months ago

A bullet having a mass of 10 g and
moving with a speed of 1.5 m/s,
penetrates a thick wooden plank of
mass 90 g. The plank was initially
at rest. The bullet gets embedded in
the plank and both move together.
Determine their velocity.​

Answers

Answered by ajabeen561
4

Step-by-step explanation:

mass of bullet=10g=0.01kg

velocity of bullet=1.5

s

m

mass of plank=90g=0.09kg

Total momentum before collision=mass of plank × velocity

=0.01×1.5+0.09×0=0.015kg

s

m

Total momentum after collision=(mass of bullet +mass of plank )× velocity

=0.1kg×V=0.1Vkg

s

m

According to law of conservation of momentum,

Total momentum before collision=Total momentum after collision

0.015kg

s

m

=0.1vkg

s

m

velocity acquired by the plank and the bullet=0.15

s

m

Answered by sushil19gupta
1

Answer:

mass of bullet=10g=0.01kg

velocity of bullet=1.5

s

m

mass of plank=90g=0.09kg

Total momentum before collision=mass of plank × velocity

=0.01×1.5+0.09×0=0.015kg

s

m

Total momentum after collision=(mass of bullet +mass of plank )× velocity

=0.1kg×V=0.1Vkg

s

m

According to law of conservation of momentum,

Total momentum before collision=Total momentum after collision

0.015kg

s

m

=0.1vkg

s

m

velocity acquired by the plank and the bullet=0.15

s

m

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