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A steel ball of radius 2cm is initially at rest.It is struck head on by another steel ball of radius 4cm travelling with a velocity of 81cm/s.If the collision is elastic their respective final velocities are?​

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Answered by amitnrw
20

Answer:

144 m/s  - 2 cm Ball

63 m/s - 4 cm Ball

Explanation:

Volume of Sphere = (4/3)π Radius³

Mass = Volume * Density

Both Balls are of same Material so same density

Mass of 2 cm Ball = Density * (4/3)π 2³  =8 * Density * (4/3)π  = M

Mass of 4 cm Ball = Density * (4/3)π 4³ = 64 * Density * (4/3)π = 8 * 8 * Density * (4/3)π  = 8M

As per Conservation of Momentum

M * 0  + 8M * 81  = MV₁  + 8MV₂

=> V₁  + 8V₂ = 648

=> V₁  = 648 - 8V₂

As per Energy conversation

(1/2)M*0² + (1/2)8(81)² = (1/2)MV₁²  +  (1/2)8MV₂²

=> V₁² + 8V₂² = 52488

=> (648 - 8V₂)² + 8V₂² = 52488

=> 64V₂²  + 419904 - 10368V₂ + 8V₂² = 52488

=> 72V₂² - 10368V₂ + 367416 = 0

=>  V₂² - 144V₂ + 5103 = 0

=> V₂² - 81V₂ - 63V₂ + 5103 = 0

=> (V₂ - 81)(V₂ - 63) = 0

=> V₂ = 63 m/s

V₁  =  648 - 8*63  = 144  m/s

144 m/s  - 2 cm Ball

63 m/s - 4 cm Ball

Answered by vasanthia77
3

Answer:

v1= 144m/s, for 2cm

v2 = 63m/s, for 4cm.

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