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the mass of goods truck is 4000kg and mass of goods loaded is 2000kg if the truck is moving with 40 km/hr .what will be its momentum​

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Answered by rsagnik437
162

Answer :-

Momentum of the truck will be 66660 kg m/s .

Explanation :-

We have :-

→ Mass of truck (m₁) = 4000 kg

→ Mass of goods loaded (m₂) = 2000 kg

→ Velocity of the truck (v) = 40 km/h

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Firstly, we have to convert the velocity of the truck from km/h to m/s .

⇒ 1 km/h = 5/18 m/s

⇒ 40 km/h = 40(5/18) m/s

⇒ 200/18 m/s

⇒ 11.11 m/s

Now, let's calculate the total mass (m) .

⇒ m = m₁ + m₂

⇒ m = (4000 + 2000) kg

⇒ m = 6000 kg

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Momentum (p) of the truck will be :-

p = m × v

⇒ p = 6000 × 11.11

p 66660 kg m/s

Answered by StudyKing001
209

Given :-

  • Mass of truck (m¹) = 4000 kg
  • Goods loaded (m²) = 2000 kg
  • Speed = 40 km/h

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To Find :-

  • Momentum = ?

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Solution :-

{\red{✧}}{\underline{\bf{ We \:  Know  \: that :}}}

{\large{\red{\bigstar \:  \: {\blue{\underbrace{\underline{\orange{\bf{P = M  \times V}}}}}}}}}

{\red{✧}}{\underline{\bf{  Converting:}}}

{\large{\red{\rightarrowtail}}{\bf{Velocity ={\cancel{ 40 \times  \frac{5}{18}}} }}}

{\large{\red{\dashrightarrow}}{\underline{\underline{\orange{\bf{V = 11.11 m/s}}}}}}

Total Mass :

{\large{\red{\rightarrowtail}}{\bf{Total  \: Mass = m¹ + m²}} }

{\large{\red{\rightarrowtail}}{\bf{Total  \: Mass = 4000 + 2000}} }

{\large{\red{\dashrightarrow}}{\underline{\underline{\orange{\bf{6000 \: kg}}}}}}

{\red{✧}}{\underline{\bf{ Applying \:  the  \: values :}}}

{\large{:{\longmapsto{\bf{P (momentum)= M  \times V}}}}}

{\large{:{\longmapsto{\bf{ 6000 \times 11.11}}}}}

{\large{\purple{:{\longmapsto{\underline{\overline{\boxed{\bf{ 66660  \: kg  \: m/s}}}}}}}}}

{\red{✧}}{\underline{\bf{ Therefore :}}}

{\large{\orange{\underline{\green{\underline{\red{\mathfrak{Momentum = 66660  \: kg \:  m/s}}}}}}}}

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