A moving object of mass 80 kg moving with velocity 2 metre per second hand bike collides with another object of mass 20 kg moving with velocity 4 metre per second find the loss of energy assuming a perfectly inelastic collision
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given :
V1= 2m/s
m1=80kg
V2=4m/s
M2= 20 kg
so therfore the energy of the first object is given by
KE1= 1/2M1(V1)^2
KE1 = 1/2× 80 × (2)^2
KE 1= 40× 4
KE1= 1600 joules========(1)
kinetic energy of second object is given by
KE2= 1/2M2(V2)^2
KE2= 1/2×20×(4)^2
KE2= 10 ×16 = 160 JOULES
KE2 = 160 JOULES ========(2)
SUBTRACTING EQUATION 1 BY 2
GIVES
KE1-KE2 = 1600-160 = 1500 JOULES , SO THERFORE ENERGY LOST IS 160 JOULES
SO I HOPE IT HELPS YOU.
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given :
V1= 2m/s
m1=80kg
V2=4m/s
M2= 20 kg
so therfore the energy of the first object is given by
KE1= 1/2M1(V1)^2
KE1 = 1/2× 80 × (2)^2
KE 1= 40× 4
KE1= 1600 joules========(1)
kinetic energy of second object is given by
KE2= 1/2M2(V2)^2
KE2= 1/2×20×(4)^2
KE2= 10 ×16 = 160 JOULES
KE2 = 160 JOULES ========(2)
SUBTRACTING EQUATION 1 BY 2
GIVES
KE1-KE2 = 1600-160 = 1500 JOULES , SO THERFORE ENERGY LOST IS 160 JOULES
SO I HOPE IT HELPS YOU.
##########BE BRAINLY ##############
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