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*If a cannon has a mass of 500 kg and the cannonball is fired at a velocity of 0.25 m/s, what will be the momentum of the cannon?*​

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Answered by sk9844hcis
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Answer:

Force by ground on the cannon = 100N.

Work done by ground on the cannon = 100 x(0.5) = 50J.

Applying conservation of energy

work done by ground on canon = Kinetic energy of canon immediately after firing = (1/2) mv2= 50J.

Velocity of cannon (v) = 0.5m/sec.

By applying law of conservation of momentum

400(0.5) = 2 (velocity of cannon ball)

Velocity of canon ball = 100m/sec.

Time taken by the canon ball to hit = 500/100 = 5 seconds.

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