A stationary body of mass 3 kg explodes into three equal pieces. Two of the pieces fly off at right angles to each other , one with velocity 2i^m/s2i^m/s and the other with velocity 3j^m/s3j^m/s. If the explosion takes place in 10−5s,10−5s, the average force acting on the third piece in Newtons is
(a)(2i^+3j^)×10−5(c)(3i^−2j^)×105(b)−(2i^+3j^)×10+5(d)(2i^−3j^)×
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Force= rate of change of momentum by momentum conservation
1(2i^)+1(3j^)+1(v¯)=01(2i^)+1(3j^)+1(v¯)=0
Δp=−[2i^+3j^]Δp=−[2i^+3j^]
F=ΔpΔtF=ΔpΔt
=−[2i^+3j^]×105N
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answer : option (b) -(2i + 3j) × 10^5 N
using law of conservation of linear momentum,
external force acting on the body is zero.
so, initial linear momentum = final linear momentum
⇒3kg × 0 = 1kg × 2i m/s + 1kg × 3j m/s + 1kg × v
⇒v = -(2i + 3j) m/s
now, momentum of third piece is P = -(2i + 3j) Kgm/s
we know, force = momentum/ time taken
so, force acting on the third fragment is = -(2i + 3j) / 10^-5 N = -(2i + 3j) × 10^5 N
hence, answer is -(2i + 3j) × 10^5 N
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