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A stone of mass 9 kg falls freely under gravity from a height of 75 cm. Calculate the velocity of the stone just before it touches the ground. Hence find the momentum that is imparted by the stone on the ground.

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Answered by PRANAYCHALLANI
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Answer:

K.E of ball before collision with sand=P.E at 50m height.

Work done by resistive force=P.E at 50m height.

F.d=mg×50

F=  −1

5×10×50

negative sign due to displacement in sand is opposite to the resistance (F).

F=2500N

Velocity before collision w  1 ​  

ksand is v=  2g×50

​  N= 1000  =31.62m/s

Change in momentom=mv

F△t=5×31.62

t=0.0632sesc.

Explanation:

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