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A railway train moving at the rate of 14.5m/s. it struck by a stone moving horizontally at right angle to the train with the velocity of 11m/s. find the magnitude and direction of the velocity with which the stone appears to meet the train.

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Answered by Anonymous
3

Answer:

Joule : SI system, erg:CGS system

Work = Force x Distance = Mass x Acceleration x Length = Mass x

(Time)

2

Length

×Length

Dimensions of work = [W]=[M

1

L

2

T

−2

]

∴a=1,b=2,c=−2.

Now

SI system CGS system

M

1

=1kg M

2

=1kg

L

1

=1m L

2

=1cm

T

1

=1s T

2

=1s

Here N

1

=1,N

2

=?

∴UsingN

2

=N

1

[

M

2

M

1

]

a

[

L

2

L

1

]

b

[

T

2

T

1

]

c

=1[

1g

1kg

]

1

[

1cm

1m

]

2

[

1s

1s

]

−2

=1[

1g

1000g

]

1

[

1cm

100cm

]

2

=10

7

∴N

2

=10

7

So 1J=10

7

erg

Answered by ujjwalsahkanu
0

Answer:

18.2m/s at an angle 142.8 with the direction of the motion of the train

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