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A small ball of mass 1 kg strikes a wedge of mass 4kg
horizontally with m/s.
a velocity of 10 Friction is absent
everywhere and collision is elastic.​

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given  : A small ball of mass 1 kg strikes a wedge of mass 4kg horizontally with a velocity of 10 m/s.

Friction is absent everywhere and collision is elastic.​

To find : Velocities after collision

Solution:

m₁ = 1 kg   u₁  = 10 m/s

m₂ = 4 kg  u₂ = 0 m/s  ( at rest)

m₁ = 1 kg   v₁  =  ?

m₂ = 4 kg  v₂ = ?

conservation of momentum

m₁ u₁ +  m₂u₂  = m₁ v₁  + m₂v₂

=> 1  * 10+ 0  =   v₁  + 4v₂

=>   v₁  + 4v₂ = 10

collision is elastic.​ hence conservation of energy

(1/2)m₁ u₁² +  (1/2)m₂u₂²  = (1/2)m₁ v₁²  + (1/2)m₂v₂²

=> m₁ u₁² +  m₂u₂²  =  m₁ v₁²  + m₂v₂²

=> 100 + 0  =  v₁²  + 4v₂²

=>   v₁²  + 4v₂² = 100

 v₁  + 4v₂ = 10

=> v₁   = 10 -  4v₂

(10 -  4v₂ )² +  4v₂² = 100

=> 20v₂²   - 80v₂  + 100 = 100

=>  20v₂²   - 80v₂   = 0

=>  20v₂    - 80   = 0

=> v₂ = 4

v₂ = 4

v₁  = - 6

1 kg velocity = - 6 m/s

4 kg velocity = 4 m/s

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