Science, asked by ashu171, 1 year ago

a truck of mass 2500 kg moving at 15m/s collides with a car of mass 1000 kg moving at 5 m/s in the opposite . with what velocity would the two move together

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Answered by sreelathapm1972
94

Let mass of the truck be mt and car be mc

Total linear momentum before collision=mtut+mcuc

=2500×15+1000×-5

=37500-5000=32500kgm/s


Total linear momentum after collision=(m1+m2)v

=2500+1000=3500vkgm/s

On applying law of conservation of linear momentum

Total linear momentum before collision=after collision

32500=3500v

V=32500÷3500=9.28m/s(on the direction of the truck is positive)




Answered by smjothibasu
37

Answer:

Let mass of the truck be m1 and car be m2

Total linear momentum before collision=m1u1 + m2u2

=2500×15+1000×-5

=37500-5000=32500kgm/s

Total linear momentum after collision=(m1+m2)v

=2500+1000=3500vkgm/s

On applying law of conservation of linear momentum

Total linear momentum before collision=after collision

32500=3500v

V=32500÷3500=9.28m/s(on the direction of the truck is positive)

Explanation:

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