Physics, asked by adityagupta9956, 1 year ago

A bullet of mass 10g is horizontally fired with a velocity of 100m/s from a gum of mass 10 kg. The gun will move backward with linear momentum

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Answered by incrediblekaur
23
Heya

Here is ur ans

Momentum=mass*Velocity


Momemtum before gun is fired =momentum of gun after firing +momentum of bullet firing


100g=0.1kg

By conservation of momentum

(10x0.1kg)*0m/s

10kg * Vm/s +(0.1Kg *100m/s

0=10V +10

V= -1m/s


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Answered by nirmalmer60
20

According to conservation of momentum

Momentum of system =momentum of gun + momentum of bullet

0= momentum of gun + 0.01•100

0=momentum of gun + 1kgm/s

-momentum of gun=1kgm/s

Momentum of gun =-1kgm/s

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