Physics, asked by devadakshan, 1 year ago

A lead bullet penetrates into a solid object and melts. Assuming that 50% of its K.E was used to heat it. Calculate the initial speed of the bullet. Initial temperature of the bullet is 270C and its melting point is3270C. Latent heat of fusion of lead is 2.5x104 J kg-1 . And sp. Heat capacity of lead is 125 J Kg-1

Answers

Answered by prmkulk1978
35

Given :

Initial temperature of the bullet =27°C

melting point = 327°C

latent heat of fusion of lead  =2.5×10⁴ J kg−1

specific heat of lead =125J kg−1

Heat energy needed to melt bullet is Q= Q1+Q2

where  

Q1= msΔT

Q1=m×125×(327−27)  =3.75×10⁴m

Q2=mL=m×2.5×10⁴ =2.5×10⁴m

Q=6.25 x 10⁴ m  

If v is the speed of bullet then 50% of 1/2mv² should be equal to Q.

(50/100) x 1/2 mv² =6.25x 10⁴m

v=√(6.25×10⁴×2)√/0.5 =500m/s=1800km/h

∴The initial speed of the bullet is 1800km/h

Answered by poluparthisruthi
3

Answer:

Kinetic energy of bullet = 1/2mV2

50% of kinetic energy = 1/4MV2

50% og kinetic energy = heat required to raised its temperature by 600 K and to melt

Explaination:

Formula is -

1/4MV2=Ms dT+ML

V2/4=sdTQ+ML

V2/4=125×300+2.5×10*4

V2=10×10*4+ 15×10*5

V2= 25×10*4

V = 5×10*2 m/s

V= 1800kmphs

The initial speed of the bullet is 1800kmphs

Hope it helps you

Similar questions