Science, asked by dhrmandersindhnit, 4 months ago

- An object of mass lookg is accelerated
conformly from a velocity of 5 ms
to ams in 65 Calculate the initial and
final momentum of the object also final
the magnitude of the force exerted
the object .​

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Answered by AbhinavRocks10
5

Explanation:

Mass of object, m=100kg; initial velocity, u=5ms

Mass of object, m=100kg; initial velocity, u=5ms −1

Mass of object, m=100kg; initial velocity, u=5ms −1 ; final velocity, v=8ms

Mass of object, m=100kg; initial velocity, u=5ms −1 ; final velocity, v=8ms −1

Mass of object, m=100kg; initial velocity, u=5ms −1 ; final velocity, v=8ms −1 ; time, t=6s

Mass of object, m=100kg; initial velocity, u=5ms −1 ; final velocity, v=8ms −1 ; time, t=6sInitial momentum =mu=100×5=500Ns

Mass of object, m=100kg; initial velocity, u=5ms −1 ; final velocity, v=8ms −1 ; time, t=6sInitial momentum =mu=100×5=500NsFinal momentum =mv=100×8=800Ns

Mass of object, m=100kg; initial velocity, u=5ms −1 ; final velocity, v=8ms −1 ; time, t=6sInitial momentum =mu=100×5=500NsFinal momentum =mv=100×8=800NsForce exerted on the object

Mass of object, m=100kg; initial velocity, u=5ms −1 ; final velocity, v=8ms −1 ; time, t=6sInitial momentum =mu=100×5=500NsFinal momentum =mv=100×8=800NsForce exerted on the objectF=

Mass of object, m=100kg; initial velocity, u=5ms −1 ; final velocity, v=8ms −1 ; time, t=6sInitial momentum =mu=100×5=500NsFinal momentum =mv=100×8=800NsForce exerted on the objectF= t

Mass of object, m=100kg; initial velocity, u=5ms −1 ; final velocity, v=8ms −1 ; time, t=6sInitial momentum =mu=100×5=500NsFinal momentum =mv=100×8=800NsForce exerted on the objectF= tmv−mu

Mass of object, m=100kg; initial velocity, u=5ms −1 ; final velocity, v=8ms −1 ; time, t=6sInitial momentum =mu=100×5=500NsFinal momentum =mv=100×8=800NsForce exerted on the objectF= tmv−mu

Mass of object, m=100kg; initial velocity, u=5ms −1 ; final velocity, v=8ms −1 ; time, t=6sInitial momentum =mu=100×5=500NsFinal momentum =mv=100×8=800NsForce exerted on the objectF= tmv−mu =

Mass of object, m=100kg; initial velocity, u=5ms −1 ; final velocity, v=8ms −1 ; time, t=6sInitial momentum =mu=100×5=500NsFinal momentum =mv=100×8=800NsForce exerted on the objectF= tmv−mu = 6

Mass of object, m=100kg; initial velocity, u=5ms −1 ; final velocity, v=8ms −1 ; time, t=6sInitial momentum =mu=100×5=500NsFinal momentum =mv=100×8=800NsForce exerted on the objectF= tmv−mu = 6800−500

Mass of object, m=100kg; initial velocity, u=5ms −1 ; final velocity, v=8ms −1 ; time, t=6sInitial momentum =mu=100×5=500NsFinal momentum =mv=100×8=800NsForce exerted on the objectF= tmv−mu = 6800−500

Mass of object, m=100kg; initial velocity, u=5ms −1 ; final velocity, v=8ms −1 ; time, t=6sInitial momentum =mu=100×5=500NsFinal momentum =mv=100×8=800NsForce exerted on the objectF= tmv−mu = 6800−500 =

Mass of object, m=100kg; initial velocity, u=5ms −1 ; final velocity, v=8ms −1 ; time, t=6sInitial momentum =mu=100×5=500NsFinal momentum =mv=100×8=800NsForce exerted on the objectF= tmv−mu = 6800−500 = 6

Mass of object, m=100kg; initial velocity, u=5ms −1 ; final velocity, v=8ms −1 ; time, t=6sInitial momentum =mu=100×5=500NsFinal momentum =mv=100×8=800NsForce exerted on the objectF= tmv−mu = 6800−500 = 6300

Mass of object, m=100kg; initial velocity, u=5ms −1 ; final velocity, v=8ms −1 ; time, t=6sInitial momentum =mu=100×5=500NsFinal momentum =mv=100×8=800NsForce exerted on the objectF= tmv−mu = 6800−500 = 6300

Mass of object, m=100kg; initial velocity, u=5ms −1 ; final velocity, v=8ms −1 ; time, t=6sInitial momentum =mu=100×5=500NsFinal momentum =mv=100×8=800NsForce exerted on the objectF= tmv−mu = 6800−500 = 6300 =50N

Answered by Anonymous
0

Correct Question:-

  • An object of mass 100 kg is accelerated from a velocity of 5m/s to 8m/s in 6 seconds. Calculate, the initial and final velocity of the object and also find the magnitude of the force exerted by the object.

Given:-

  • mass of the object:- 100kg.
  • initial velocity (u) = 5m/s
  • final velocity (v) = 8m/s
  • time period (t) = 6 sec.

To find:-

  • initial momentum
  • final momentum
  • force exerted.

Formula to be used up:-

\underline{\boxed{\sf \ momentum = mass × velocity}}

\underline{\boxed{\sf \ force = (mv-mu)/t}}

Solution:-

\implies \sf {\: initial \: momentum = mass × u}

\implies \sf{\: initial \: momentum = 100 × 5 }

\implies {\boxed{\sf \ 500 kg.m/sec.}}

\implies \sf{\:final \: momentum = mass × v}

\implies \sf{\:final \: momentum = 100 × 8}

\implies {\boxed{\sf \ 800 kg.m/s}}

\implies \sf {\: force = 800-500/6}

\implies \sf {\: force = 300/6 }

\implies {\boxed{\sf \ 50 N}}

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