A force F=57√2
t N is applied on the block as shown in
the figure. The block starts from rest at t = 0, then
(a) the block leaves the horizontal surface at t = 20 s
(b) the block never leaves the horizontal surface
(c) the velocity of block at t = 20 s is 100 m/s
(d) Both (a) and (c) are correct
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Given,
m=10kg
Initially block is at rest, so initial momentum is zero.
From the free body diagram,
N=mg=5
2
tsin45
0
But only horizontal force is responsible for the motion of block that is,
F=5
2
tcos45
0
=5t
Newton's second law of motion
F=
dt
dP
dP=F.dt
P=∫
0
20
5tdt
mv=1000kgm/s
v=100m
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