A small block rest on a flat bottom of a deep bowl this is placed on a horizontal floor there is no friction between the block and the bowl as well as between the bowl and the floor. Total mass of the bowl and the block is M. I'f the bowl is given a horizontal velocity by a sharp hit the block Rises to a maximum height H sliding on the walls of the bowl. Which of the following statement is correct A Maximum kinetic energy of the bowl is mgh B If the bowl is lighter than the block maximum kinetic energy of the bowl is zero To predict maximum kinetic energy of the bowl we must know ratio of the masses To predict maximum as well as minimum kinetic energy of the bowl we must know the ratio of masses D

A small block rest on a flat bottom of a deep bowl this is placed on a horizontal floor there is no friction between the block and the bowl as well as between the bowl and the floor. Total mass of the bowl and the block is M. I'f the bowl is given a horizontal velocity by a sharp hit the block Rises to a maximum height H sliding on the walls of the bowl. Which of the following statement is correct A Maximum kinetic energy of the bowl is mgh B If the bowl is lighter than the block maximum kinetic energy of the bowl is zero To predict maximum kinetic energy of the bowl we must know ratio of the masses To predict maximum as well as minimum kinetic energy of the bowl we must know the ratio of masses D

College Physics

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ISBN:9781305952300

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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