Physics, asked by DominatorPsyco, 8 months ago

Suppose a bus is moving with constant speed with so many passenger in it (so that they have a considerable mass with respect to the bus). What are the changes observed in the motion of bus if all the passengers jump at once all together?​

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Answered by IamIronMan0
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Let us take both passengers and bus as a system . There is no external force so Centre of Mass of both bus and passenger will be moving with same velocity v .

In horizontal direction it is easy to think that every thing is moving with v and also will be because there is no external force to change motion ( Newton ' s first law )

In vertical when all passengers jumps COM shifts a little up to balance that bus will try to go downwards , which is not possible .

I think it is easy to understand by action - reaction law . All passengers will apply force on bottom in bus for jump .

Finally all forces will cancel out and there will be no effect .

Notes :

In real life mass may not be distributed uniformly , so force may be zero but torque won't . So bus can flip over .

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