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If the force of 250 n acts on the body the momentumrequiredis125m/stheperiodforwhichtheforceactsonthebodyis

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Answered by nirman95
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Answer:

Given:

Force experienced = 250N

Momentum gained = 125 m/s

To find:

Time for which force acted on the body.

Concept:

Force is defined as the rate of change of momentum. Mathematically it is represented as

F = ∆P/∆T

F is force, ∆ represents "change" , P is momentum and T is time.

Calculation:

As per the above equation,

F = ∆P/∆T

=> 250 = 125/∆T

=> ∆T = 125/250

=> ∆T = ½ seconds.

So the force acted for ½ seconds on the body.

Answered by Sharad001
147

Question :-

If the force of 250 N acts on a body the momentum required is 125 m/s the period for which the force acts on the body is -

Answer :-

\red{ \leadsto} \boxed{\Delta \: \blue{ T \:  }=  \green{0.5 \: }s} \:  \\

To find :-

→ Time period .

♦Formula used :-

  \red{\leadsto } \green{ \boxed{F \red{ \:  =  } \orange{ \frac{   \Delta P \: }{ \Delta \: T  }}  }}\\

Explanation :-

Given that

→ Force ( F ) = 250 N

→ change in momentum ∆P = 125 m/s

according to the given formula,

 \red{\leadsto } \green{ {F \red{ \:  =  } \orange{ \frac{   \Delta P \: }{ \Delta \: T  }}  }}\\    \\ \green{  \leadsto} \: \pink{   250} =  \blue{ \frac{125}{ \red{ \Delta T \:   \: }} } \\  \\  \leadsto \purple{ \Delta \: T \: } =  \red{ \frac{125}{250} } \\  \\   \purple{\leadsto }\: \Delta \green{ T \: } =  \blue{ \frac{1}{2} } \\  \\  \red{ \leadsto} \boxed{\Delta \: \blue{ T \:  }=  \green{0.5 \: }s}

Required period is 0.5 seconds .

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