Physics, asked by minalprakash87, 11 months ago

A bullet travelling at a very high speed strikes a tree and gets stuck in it. In this process , it's momentum changes from 500kg m/s to zero in 5 seconds . The retarding force exerted by the tree on the bullet in this process would be -

1. 40N
2. 50N
3. 100N
4. 120N​
please help me

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
55

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From the Question,

  • Inital Momentum,mu = 500Kg m/s

  • Final Momentum,mv = 0Kg m/s

  • Total Time,t = 5 sec

From Newton's II Law,

  \huge{\boxed{\sf{f =  \frac{ \Delta{p}}{t} }}}

We Know that,

\sf{\Delta{P} = {P}_{f} - {P}_{I}} \\ \\ \implies \ \sf{\Delta{P} = mv - mu} \\ \\ \implies \ \sf{\Delta{P} = - 500Kgm{s}^{-1}}

Now,

 \sf{f =  \frac{-500}{5} } \\  \\   \huge{\rightarrow \:  \sf{f = -100N}}

Considering the magnitude of the repulsive force:

| f | = | -100 | = 100N

Thus,the force felt by the bullet due to the tree is 100N_____________(Option 3)

Answered by ShivamKashyap08
20

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\huge{\bold{\underline{Given:-}}}

\large{P_i = 500 \: kg m/s}

\large{P_f = 0 \:kg m/s}

t = 5 seconds.

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As we know,

\huge{\bold{F = \frac{ \Delta P}{t}}}

So, we need to find the change in momentum.

\large{\bold{ \Delta P = P_f - P_i}}

Substituting the values.

\large{ \Delta P = 0 - 500}

\large{ \Delta P = - 500 kgm/s}

Substituting in Force Formula.

\large{\bold{F = \frac{ \Delta P}{t}}}

\large{ \to F = \frac{ - 500}{5}}

\large{ \to F = \frac{ \cancel{ - 500}}{ \cancel{5}}}

\large{ \to F = - 100 N}

Taking only magnitude.

\huge{\boxed{\boxed{F = 100 N}}}

So, retardating force which acts on bullet is 100N

Therefore Option- 3 is correct.

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