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Answered by Atαrαh
20

F bullet

= d p/dt

= Pf- Pi/dt

= 0- mv/∆t

= - mv/∆t

if N number of bullets are fired then

F by bullet= mv N/∆T

here,n=N/∆t (it represents number of bullets fired per unit time)

F by bullet=mn v

As the plate is in mid air there are two forces acting on the plate

mg in downward direction and to mnv in upward direction

mnv=mg

I hope this help ( ╹▽╹ )

Answered by nirman95
31

As per the question , metallic plate has mass M . Mass of bullets is m , velocity of bullets be v and rate of bullets be n bullets per second.

To find:

Force exerted by bullets on plate.

Concept:

We shall be using Conservation of Momentum concept for solving this type of questions .

Calculation:

Force exerted by the bullets on the wall will be equal to the rate of change of momentum of bullets.

Let number of bullets be N.

Let force be F

 F =  \sf{net \: momentum \: change}

 =  >  F =  \sf{ \dfrac{momentum \: change}{time} }

 =  > F = \sf{  \dfrac{N(initial  \: P - final \: P)}{time} }

 =  > F = \sf{  \dfrac{N(mv - 0)}{time} }

 =  > F = \sf{  \dfrac{N}{time} } \times (mv)

 =  > F = \sf{  n \: \times (mv)}

 =  > F = \sf{ nmv}

So final answer :

Force on metallic plate is (nmv) units.

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