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force of 20 N acts on a body of mass 5kg for 2 seconds initially at rest. findvelocity acquired by body and change in momentum ?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Given :-

  • Force acting on the body is 20N [F=20N]
  • Mass of the body is 5 kg [m=5kg]
  • The body is  at rest [u =0]
  • Time taken = 2 s [t = 2s]

To find :-

  • Final velocity (v)
  • Change in momentum

Solution :-

We can find the final velocity of the body by using Newtons second law

\bigstar {\boxed{\sf F = \dfrac{m(v-u)}{t} }}

Substituting the values ,

\implies \sf 20 = \dfrac{5(v-0)}{2}

\implies \sf 20 = \dfrac{5(v)}{2}

\implies \sf 20 \times 2 = 5v

\implies \sf 5v = 40

\implies \sf v =\dfrac{40}{5}

\implies \sf v = 8 m/s

So, final velocity of the body is 8 m/s

Now calculating the change in momentum .

As we know that ,

\star{\boxed{\sf Change \: in \: momentum = Final \:momentum - Initial\: momentum }}

\implies \sf Final \:momentum = mv

\implies \sf Initial \: momentum = mu

Change in momentum = mv - mu

\star{\boxed{\sf Change \: in \: momentum = m(v-u) }}

Substituting the values ,

\sf\implies \triangle p = 5(8-0)

\sf\implies \triangle p = 5(8)

\sf\implies \triangle p = 40

So , change in momentum is 40 kg m/s

Note :-

Δp is denoted as Change in momentum.

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