Physics, asked by Divyankasc, 1 year ago

Please answer Q.4 in image

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Answered by Jahnvi97
2
Assume right as i direction and upward as j direction
mass = 100g = 0.1kg

initial velocity =5(sin60 i + cos60 j) = 5(√3/2i + 1/2j) m/s
initial momentum = 0.1×5(√3/2i + 1/2j) kgm/s = 0.5(√3/2i + 1/2j) kgm/s

final velocity = 5(sin60 (-i) + cos60 j) = 5(-√3/2i + 1/2j) m/s
final momentum = 0.1×5(-√3/2i + 1/2j) kgm/s = 0.5(-√3/2i + 1/2j) kgm/s

change in momentum = 0.5(-√3/2i + 1/2j) - 0.5(√3/2i + 1/2j)
                                = -√3/4i + 1/4j -√3/4i - 1/4j
                                = -√3/4i -√3/4i =  -√3/2i kgm/s
time taken = 2×10⁻³ s

force = change in momentum/time
        = -√3/2 / 2×10⁻³ i N
        = -1000√3/4 i N
        = -250√3 i N
since force is negative, direction is opposite of i or direction is to the left.
Answer is C.

Divyankasc: Very nice. Thankyou
Answered by XxFantoamDEADPOOLXx
105

Answer-

(4) (C) 250√3 N to left

Solution:

To find the force,

Initial momentum,P_{1}=mvsinΘi + mvcosΘj

Final momentum,P_{2} =−mvsinΘi +bmvcosΘj

Where,

P_{1} ,P_{2} − Initial and final momentum

m - mass

v - speed

Therefore,

Force = Change in momentum / Change in time

ΔP/ΔT

−2mvsinΘ/2×  {10}^{ - 3}

Substituting the values,

We get,

−2(0.1)(5) sin60/2×  {10}^{ - 3}

Force =−250√3N

The negative sign indicated the opposite direction of the force.

Hence, the force applied by the wall is 250√3N to left.

Hence,

option C is correct

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