Physics, asked by mohitj4343, 5 months ago

M 1 = 40 kg
U 1= 5m/s
M₂ = 60 kg
U 2 = 4 m/ s
v 1 = ?
v 2= ?​

Answers

Answered by alifatdelights
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Answer:

v1= c2v2/c1

v2=u2+2as

Explanation:

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Answered by SCIVIBHANSHU
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According to law of conservation of momentum, the total momentum in a system of bodies remain same if no external force acts on the system.

Or we can say sum of initial momentum of both bodies = sum of final momentum of both bodies.

Mathematically we represent it by

m_1 × u_1 + m_2 ×u_2 = m_1 × v_1 + m_2 × v_2

Now in most cases the the both bodies collide or their final velocity becomes same.

Thus we can say.

v_1 = v_2

Let's say --->

v_1 = v_2 = v

Now it is given that ---->

m_1 = 40kg

u_1 = 5m \div s

m_2 = 60kg

u_2 = 4m \div s

v_1  = v_2 = v =?

Now after inputting the given values in law of conservation of momentum we get that :

40(5)  + 60(4) = 40v + 60v

200 + 240 = 100v

440 = 100v

v = \frac{440}{100}

v = 4.4

Thus the final velocity with which both bodies move is 4.4m/s.

Now we can say that:

v_1 = 4.4

v_2 = 4.4

Both velocities are same.

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