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A bullet of mass 0.02 kilogram is fired from a gun weighing 7.5 kilogram .if the initial velocity of the bullet is 200 metre per second. calculate the speed with which the gun recoils.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given :-

  • Mass of bullet = 0.02 kg
  • Velocity of bullet = 200 m/s
  • Mass of gun = 7.5 kg

To Find :-

  • The speed with which the gun recoils = ?

Solution :-

  • M = mass of the gun
  • V = velocity of the gun
  • m = mass of the bullet
  • v = velocity of the bullet

As no external force is acting on the system the momentum remains conserved.

By applying law of conservation of momentum we get :

  • Pi = Pf

Where, Pi is Initial momentum and Pf is Final momentum.

Initially the system (gun + bullet) is at rest

→ Pi = 0

→ 0 = Pf

→ 0 = MV + mv

→ - mv = MV

→ V = - mv ÷ M

→ V = - 0.02 × 200 ÷ 7.5

→ V = -4 ÷ 7.5

V = - 0.53 m/s

Therefore,the speed with which the gun recoils is -0.53 m/s.

Answered by Anonymous
10

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A bullet of mass 0.02 kilogram is fired from a gun weighing 7.5 kilogram .if the initial velocity of the bullet is 200 metre per second. calculate the speed with which the gun recoils.

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  • Mass of gun = 7.5 kg
  • Mass of bulet = 0.02 kg
  • Speed of bulet = 200 m/s

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  • The speed with which the gun recoils.

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By the law of conservation of momentum we get

Momentum P = mv, must be if there are no external forces acting on the system. Since there are only internal forces acting between the bullet and the gun momentum must been conserved.

Mass of bullet × Speed of bullet = Mass of gun × Recoil velocity of gun.

Let x means Recoil velocity of gun

0.02 × 200 = 7.5 × x

4 = 7.5 × x

4 ÷ 7.5 × x

0.53 m/s = x

x = 0.53 m/s

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