Physics, asked by nithishgaming, 1 year ago

Two balls a and b of masses 2m and 4m are in motion with velocities 2v and 4v respectively. what is the force needed to stop them in the same time. Please Answer Fast Will Definitely Mark As Brainliest!

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Answered by qwtiger
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Answer:

The force needed to stop them in the same time is 4mV/dt

Explanation:

We know that momentum o is equal to mass x velocity

Therefore, for one ball the momentum will be o1= 2m x 2v = 4mv

for another ball the momentum will be o2=4m x 4v = 16mv

Newton's second law says force is thr rate of change of momentum.

According tot he problem we need to stop both the masses hence the final momenta is zero.

F = dp/dt = 4mV/dt

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