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From rifle of mass 4kg , a bullet of mass 50g is fired with an initial velocity of 35m/s . Calculate the initial recoil velocity of the rifle

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Answered by yuvrajrai28056
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Answer:

Given,

Mass of bullet (m1): 50g =0.05 kg

Mass of rifle(m2):. Initial velocities of the bullet(u1) and rifle(u2)=0

Final velocity of bullet: 35m/s. Let (v) be the recoil velocity of the Rifle

Explanation:

Total momentum of the Rifle and the bullet before the fire, when the Rifle is at rest

=( 4+0.05)kg × 0 m/s

=0 kg m/s

Total momentum of the Rifle and the bullet after it is fired = 0.05 kg × ( 35m/s)+4 kg × v m/s

= (1.75 + 4 v) kg m/s

According to the law of conservation of momentum

Total moments after the fire = Total momenta before fire

1.75 + 4 v = 0

= v = - 0.4375

Negative sign indicates that the direction in which the Rifle would recoil is opposite to that of bullet.

Answered by richurijas2001
3

Answer:

Given,

Mass of bullet (m1): 50g =0.05 kg

Mass of rifle(m2):. Initial velocities of the bullet(u1) and rifle(u2)=0

Final velocity of bullet: 35m/s. Let (v) be the recoil velocity of the Rifle

Explanation:

Total momentum of the Rifle and the bullet before the fire, when the Rifle is at rest

=( 4+0.05)kg × 0 m/s

=0 kg m/s

Total momentum of the Rifle and the bullet after it is fired = 0.05 kg × ( 35m/s)+4 kg × v m/s

= (1.75 + 4 v) kg m/s

According to the law of conservation of momentum

Total moments after the fire = Total momenta before fire

1.75 + 4 v = 0

= v = - 0.4375

Negative sign indicates that the direction in which the Rifle would recoil is opposite to that of bullet.

Explanation:

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