a bullet of mass 10 g is fried from a gun of mass 6kg with the velocity 300m/s. calculate the recoil velocity of the gun.
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Initial momentum of the system including the gun and the bullet = 0
Final momentum of the system = momentum of the gun + momentum of the bullet = Mv/ + mv
(v/ is the recoil velocity of the gun)
Applying conservation of linear momentum,
0 = Mv/ + mv
Implies, v/ = -(mv)/M
The negative sign indicates that the direction of velocity of the gun is opposite to the direction of velocity of the bullet.
m =10g =0.01kg
mass of gun M= 6kg
velocity of bullet = 300m/s
v/ = -(mv)/M
= -(0.01 * 300)/6
= 3/6= -0.5 m/s
Final momentum of the system = momentum of the gun + momentum of the bullet = Mv/ + mv
(v/ is the recoil velocity of the gun)
Applying conservation of linear momentum,
0 = Mv/ + mv
Implies, v/ = -(mv)/M
The negative sign indicates that the direction of velocity of the gun is opposite to the direction of velocity of the bullet.
m =10g =0.01kg
mass of gun M= 6kg
velocity of bullet = 300m/s
v/ = -(mv)/M
= -(0.01 * 300)/6
= 3/6= -0.5 m/s
sreesabarish:
tnx for answering bhai
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Heya..!
to slove such kind of questions use a simple formula..
momentum before the collision = momentum after the collision
you might be already knowing that momentum is the product of mass and velocity.
NOTE: -ve SIGN IN THE ANSWER INDICATES, GUN RECOILS IN OPPOSITE DIRECTION.
HOPE THIS HELPS YOU ❤
BE BRAINLY ✌
to slove such kind of questions use a simple formula..
momentum before the collision = momentum after the collision
you might be already knowing that momentum is the product of mass and velocity.
NOTE: -ve SIGN IN THE ANSWER INDICATES, GUN RECOILS IN OPPOSITE DIRECTION.
HOPE THIS HELPS YOU ❤
BE BRAINLY ✌
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