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If rate of firing bullets of mass 20 gram from a machine gun in 360 bullets per minute and their speed is 3600 km/h, then what will be the force required to keep gun in position​

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Answered by nirman95
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Rate of firing bullets of mass 20 gram from a machine gun in 360 bullets per minute and their speed is 3600 km/h.

  • 3600 km/hr = 3600 × 5/18 = 1000 m/s

Force with which bullets are moving :

F_{bullets} = \dfrac{\Delta P}{\Delta T}

 \implies F_{bullets} = \dfrac{n \times (m\Delta v)}{\Delta T}

 \implies F_{bullets} = \dfrac{360 \times  \{\frac{20}{1000}  \times (1000 - 0)}{60}

 \implies F_{bullets} = \dfrac{360 \times  20}{60}

 \implies F_{bullets} = 6 \times   20

 \implies F_{bullets} = 120 \: N

  • So, force exerted by bullets towards gun is 120 N.

So, we need to hold the gun with 120 N to keep the gun in position.

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