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The final velocity of a body, having initial velocity u. undergoing head on collision with another body of equal mass and initial velocity u, is--------=​

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Answered by waghadepoonam153
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Explanation:

Final velocity of first body (of mass m) is

V

1

=(

m

1

+m

2

m

1

−m

2

)u

1

+(

m

1

+m

2

2m

1

)u

2

=(

m+2m

m−2m

)50+(

m+2m

2×2m

)(−40)

=−

3

50

3

160

=−

3

210

=−70m/s

Final velocity of second body of mass 2m is

V

2

=(

m+2m

2m

)(50)+(

m+2m

2m−m

)(−40)

=

3

2

(50)+

3

1

(−40)

=

3

100

3

40

=

3

60

=20m/s

(ii) Ratio of final to initial kinetic energies for body of mass mis

2

1

m

2

v

1

2

2

1

m

1

v

1

2

=

u

2

u

1

v

1

2

=

(50)

2

(−70)

2

=

2500

4900

=

25

49

=Ant[log49−log25]

=Ant(1.6902−1.3979)

=Ant(0.2923)

=1.96

(iii) m

1

=1kg

m

2

=2kg

∴ Change in momentum of first body is m

1

v

1

−m

1

u

1

=m

1

(v

1

−u

1

)

=1(−70−50)=−120kgm/s

Change in momentum of second body is

m

2

v

2

−m

2

u

2

=m

2

(v

2

−u

2

)=2(20(−40))

=+120kgm/s

(iv) Momentum of the system will be conserve so change will be zero.

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