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an object of mass 2kg is dropped from a certain height on rebounding from the ground, it rises vertically till 2/5th of its initial height. the ratio of magnitude of momentum of the object just before and after striking the ground is

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Answered by Shaizakincsem
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Velocity of object when it hit the ground can be calculated as 

1/2 mv² = mgh

v = √2gh in downward direction

On striking the ground let the object rebound with velocity u in upward direction and rises vertically till 2/5 h

1/2 mu²  = mg 2/5 h

u = √4/5gh in an upward direction

The ratio of magnitude of momentum of the object just before and after striking the ground is 

P before/ Pafter = mv/mu =  √2gh/ √4/5 gh  = √2/ 2 √1/5 = 1.414/ 0.8944 = 1.58 is the Answer
Answered by bhumikabaruah20
1

Answer:

1.58

Explanation:

Velocity of object when it hit the ground can be calculated as  

1/2 mv² = mgh

v = √2gh in downward direction

On striking the ground let the object rebound with velocity u in upward direction and rises vertically till 2/5 h

1/2 mu²  = mg 2/5 h

u = √4/5gh in an upward direction

The ratio of magnitude of momentum of the object just before and after striking the ground is  

P before/ P after = mv/mu =  √2gh/ √4/5 gh  = √2/ 2 √1/5 = 1.414/ 0.8944 = 1.58 is the Answer

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