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A particle of mass m collides with a stationary particle and continues to move at an angle of 45° with respect to the original direction. The second particle also recoils at an angle of 45° to this direction. The mass of the second particle is (collision is elastic)

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Answered by rajakalikhitha
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Answered by TheLifeRacer
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Answer:

mass of the second particle is same as 1st particle i.e m

Explanation:

Given:- particle of mass of first particle 'm' collides and start moving at an angle 45°with Respect to original .

mass of 1st particle 'm'(given) let velocity u before collision and after collision mass m₀and velocity u

also suppose mass of second particle is M and velocity will be 0 (∵ stationary) before collision and after collision mass Mand velocity v

coservation of momentum in horizantal direction.

∵ initial momentum = final momentum

∴ mu + M(0) = m₀u₀cos45° + Mₒv₀cos45°

⟹ mu = 1/√2 m₀u₀+ 1/√2Mₒv₀

⟹ mu = 1/√2(m₀u₀ + Mₒv₀) ______(1)

[conservation of momentum ]( In vertical axis )

  • ∴ m₀u₀sin45°= Mₒv₀sin45°
  • mₒu₀= M₀v₀_________(2)

[ ∵ it is elastic collision e =1]

e = 1 = velocity of seperation /velocity of approach

1 = v₀-u₀cos90° /ucos45°

u/√2 = v₀

u = √2 v₀ _____(3)

from 1st , 2nd and (3)

m √2v₀ = 1/√2(2M₀V₀)

m = 2M₀/2= =M₀

  • ∴ M₀ = m Answer

mass of the second particle is 'm'

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