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The masses of two bodies are in ratio 5:6 and their linear momentum will be in the ratio​

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Answered by arma10
1

Answer:

Given mass of both the object =m and

let velocity of first body be=v

1

and velocity of second body be=v

2

Now momentum of first body P

1

=mv

1

and momentum of second body P

2

=mv

2

We can relate kinetic energy with momentum of an body by the relation of,

E

K

=

2m

P

2

As mass of both the bodies are same, we can relate the kinetic energy of both the bodies as,

2m=

E

K1

P

1

2

=

E

K2

P

2

2

E

K2

E

K1

=

P

2

2

P

1

2

=

m

2

v

2

2

m

2

v

1

2

=

v

2

2

v

1

2

Answered by OOOIRKIOOO
0

Given that  ,

" The mass of two bodies are in a ratio 5:6 and velocities are in the ratio 1:2 "

∴ m1 / m2 = 5 / 6 ..... (1)

& v1 / v2 = 1 / 2 ......... (2)

Linear momentum is the product of mass and velocity

               Linear momentum, P = mv

Here ,We need to find the ratio of their linear momentum

P1 / P2 = m1 v1 / m2 v2

           = 5 / 6 x 1 / 2        ............... [ from (1) & (2) ]

           = 5 / 12

∴ P1 : P2 = 5 : 12

** also pls note that u had missed to mention the ratios of velocity but since i am familiar with the question i could do it !!!!!!! **

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-IRKI-

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