Math, asked by nurainanasar1, 6 months ago

A bullet travels at a speed of 80 m s- whose mass is 0.018 kg and strikes the piece of wood whose mass is
0.6 kg and comes to rest instantly. By means of a thin wire, the block is suspended from the ceiling How high
does the block rise?​

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Answered by knjroopa
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Step-by-step explanation:

Given A bullet travels at a speed of 80 m s- whose mass is 0.018 kg and strikes the piece of wood whose mass is0.6 kg and comes to rest instantly. By means of a thin wire, the block is suspended from the ceiling How high  does the block rise?

  • Mass of the bullet = 0.018 kg
  • Initial speed will be = 80 m/s
  • Mass of the wood = 0.6 kg
  • Initial speed of the wood = 0
  • Now we have the law of conservation of momentum,
  •      m U1 +Mu2 = (m + M)v
  •    (0.018 x 80) + (0.6 x 0) = (0.018 + 0.6)v
  •      1.44 = 0.618 v
  •     Or v = 2.33 m/s
  • Now law of conservation of energy will be potential energy at high level = kinetic energy at low level.
  •   So mgh = ½ mv^2
  •      Or h = ½ v^2 / g
  •               = ½ (2.33)^2 / 9.8
  •                = 5.4289 / 19.6
  •    Or h = 0.2769 m

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Answered by shahanaaz90
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Answer:

H=0.2769m

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