a bullet of mass 5 g is fired from a rifle with a muzzle speed of 600m/s After passing through a mud wall 1 m thick the speed of the bullet drops to 400m/s. What is the work done by the mud on the bullet
Answers
Given
- Initial Velocity = 600 m/s
- Final Velocity = 400 m/s
- Thickness of the wall = 1 m
To Find
- Work done by the mud wall on the bullet
Solution
☯ Work = Force × Displacement
- We have the Displacement of the body but we have to find the force First
☯ Force = Mass × Acceleration
- Here too we have only the mass of the bullet,but not the acceleration of the body
☯ v²-u² = 2as [Third Equation of Motion]
- We shall use the third equation of motion to find the acceleration of the body
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✭ According to the Question :
→ v²-u² = 2as
→ 400² - 600² = 2 × a × 1
→ 16000 - 360000 = 2a
→ -200000 = 2a
→ -200000/2 = a
→ Acceleration = -100000 m/s²
So now we can find the Force applied on the body
→ F = ma
- m = Mass = 5 g = 5/1000 = 0.005 kg
- a = Acceleration = -100000 m/s²
→ F = 0.005 × -100000
→ F = -500 N
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✭ Work Applied :
→ Work = Force × Displacement
→ Work = -500 × 1
→ Work = -500 J
- Note that here the work done is -ve as the force is against the motion of the bullet
Answer:
Given :-
- Mass of bullet = 5 g
- Initial velocity = 600 m/s
- Final velocity = 400 m/s
- Thickness of wall = 1 M
To Find :-
Work done
Solution :-
Firstly we will find acceleration of bullet by third Equation of motion
Here,
V denotes Final Velocity
U denotes initial velocity
A denotes Acceleration
S denotes Distance
Now,
Let's find Force applied
Here,
F denotes Force
M denotes Mass
A denotes Acceleration
5 g = 5/1000 = 0.005 kg
Now,
Let's find work done
Here,
W denotes Work done
F denotes Force
S denotes displacement