a bullet loses 25% of its speed while travelling 14cm inside a wooden blocks. How much further will it travel before stopping
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Here Let the Intial velocity of Bullet be v m/s
after traveling 14 cm the velocity becomes 75v/100 = 3v/4
Then by work-energy theorem, W = (1/2)m{ v² - 9v²/16 }=> F×s = (1/2)m{ 7v²/16}=> F×(14/100)= 7mv²/32=> F = 25mv²/16
Distance travelled by the bullet before it stops=> F × s = mv²/2
=> 25mv²/(16) × s = mv²/2=> s = 8/25 m = 32 cms
So the distance traveled by bullet before stopping is 32 cms
So the distance bullet has to further travel after 14 cms to stop is 18 cms.
after traveling 14 cm the velocity becomes 75v/100 = 3v/4
Then by work-energy theorem, W = (1/2)m{ v² - 9v²/16 }=> F×s = (1/2)m{ 7v²/16}=> F×(14/100)= 7mv²/32=> F = 25mv²/16
Distance travelled by the bullet before it stops=> F × s = mv²/2
=> 25mv²/(16) × s = mv²/2=> s = 8/25 m = 32 cms
So the distance traveled by bullet before stopping is 32 cms
So the distance bullet has to further travel after 14 cms to stop is 18 cms.
abhi178:
Nice , using work energy therorm. :)
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Let initial velocity of bullet is u ,
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bullet loses25% of its speed while traveling inside a wooden blocks.
means final velocity = u -25 % of u = u - u/4 = 3u/4
Now, use formula,
v² = u² + 2aS
Here, v = 3u/4, S = 14cm
∴ (3u/4)² = u² + 2a(14)
⇒9u²/16 - u² = 28a
⇒ - 7u²/16 = -28a
⇒ a = -u²/64
Let total distance covered by bullet before stopping is x = 14 + P
where P is distance covered by bullet after covering 14cm.
Now, use formula, v² = u² + 2as
here, v = 0, a = -u²/64
∴ 0 = u² - 2(u²/64)x
x = 32 cm
So, P = 32 - 14 = 18cm
Hence, bullet further travel 18cm before stopping.
A/C to question,
bullet loses25% of its speed while traveling inside a wooden blocks.
means final velocity = u -25 % of u = u - u/4 = 3u/4
Now, use formula,
v² = u² + 2aS
Here, v = 3u/4, S = 14cm
∴ (3u/4)² = u² + 2a(14)
⇒9u²/16 - u² = 28a
⇒ - 7u²/16 = -28a
⇒ a = -u²/64
Let total distance covered by bullet before stopping is x = 14 + P
where P is distance covered by bullet after covering 14cm.
Now, use formula, v² = u² + 2as
here, v = 0, a = -u²/64
∴ 0 = u² - 2(u²/64)x
x = 32 cm
So, P = 32 - 14 = 18cm
Hence, bullet further travel 18cm before stopping.
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