Question

explain the recoil of gun on the bases of law of conservation of momentum​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Conservation of momentum is the law that is held true when the gun is fired and a "kick" is felt. When a bullet is fired from a gun, total momentum before is zero since nothing is moving. ... For this reason the gun must have a recoil velocity after the bullet is fired (i.e. the gun 'jumps' backwards and a 'kick' is felt).

Answer 2

when a bullet is fired from a gun,the gun moves back,opposite to the direction of the bullet fired. Before firing the bullet both gun and bullet are at rest but when it is fired the gun with bullet come in motion and the gun goes to the opposite direction of the bullet fired, as the bullet moves with a huge momentum the same momentum acts on the gun