define recoiling of gun and derive an expression for recoiling of the gun?
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Recoiling of a gun
When a shot is fired from a gun, the shot acquires a large forward momentum due to the explosion of the gun powder. The backward motion of a gun is called recoil of a gun. The velocity with which a gun is recoiling is called recoil velocity.
Let M be mass of gun, V be recoil velocity of gun, m be mass a shot and v be velocity of a shot. then.
MV+mv=0
MV= -mv
V= -mv/ M
The negative sign shows gun is recoiling.
When a shot is fired from a gun, the shot acquires a large forward momentum due to the explosion of the gun powder. The backward motion of a gun is called recoil of a gun. The velocity with which a gun is recoiling is called recoil velocity.
Let M be mass of gun, V be recoil velocity of gun, m be mass a shot and v be velocity of a shot. then.
MV+mv=0
MV= -mv
V= -mv/ M
The negative sign shows gun is recoiling.
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When a shot is fired from a gun, the shot acquires a large forward momentum due to the explosion of the gun powder. The backward motion of a gun is called recoil of a gun.
The velocity with which a gun is recoiling is called recoil velocity.
Let M be mass of gun, V be recoil velocity of gun, m be mass a shot and v be velocity of a shot. then.
MV+mv=0
MV= -mv
V= -mv/ M
The negative sign shows gun is recoiling.
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