Physics, asked by asmi2004, 5 months ago

A bullet moving with a velocity of 800 m/s passes through two plates of
widths d, and d2. In passing through each of them, it loses a velocity of
200 m/s. If d, is 7 cm then, if both the plates offer same
then continues at constant speed for time t and then decelerates at the rate f/2 to come to rest. If the total distance traversed is 5 s, then, find
the ratio d1/d2

Answers

Answered by manjeet1217
4

Explanation:

Given,

The initial velocity of the bullet is

v

i

=800ms

−1

Velocity of bullet after passing through x

1

v

x

1

=800−200=600ms

−1

And velocity of bullet after passing through x

2

v

x

2

=600−200=400ms

−1

Now, work done in passing through x

1

is equals to the loss in kinetic energy hence,

Fx

1

=

2

1

m((v

i

)

2

−(v

x

1

)

2

)............(1)

And work done in passing through x

2

is equals to the loss in kinetic energy hence,

Fx

2

=

2

1

m(v

x

1

)

2

−(v

x

2

)

2

...........(2)

Dividing (1) by (2), we get,

Fx

2

Fx

1

=

2

1

m[(v

x

1

)

2

−(v

x

2

)

2

]

2

1

m[(v

i

)

2

−(v

x

1

)

2

]

x

2

x

1

=

2

1

[(600)

2

−(400)

2

]

2

1

[(800)

2

−(600)

2

]

x

2

x

1

=

36−16

64−36

x

2

x

1

=

20

28

=

5

7

in the same way put given values accordingly to get result

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