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Answered by shubham0204
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Answer:

See below.

Explanation:

The mass of each bullet is 0.04 kg and it's velocity is 80 m/s. We calculate the kinetic energy for a single bullet,

\begin{aligned}K=\dfrac {1}{2}mv^{2}\\ =\dfrac {1}{2}\left( 0.04\right) \left( 80\right) ^{2}\\ =0.02\left( 6400\right) \\ =128.00\end{aligned}

Now, 240 bullets are fired per minute. So, no. of bullets fired per second,

\dfrac {240}{60}=4

Hence, the kinetic energy per second,

\begin{aligned}P=4\left( 128\right) \\ =1024 \ W\end{aligned}

Which gives us the power of the gun.

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