speed of va Piece B with mass mg travels to the right with speed vB. Show theAn atomic nucleus suddenly bursts apart (fission) into two pieces. Piece A with mass ma travels to the left withvelocitypiece B in terms of ma mB and VASolution:Consider that the nucleus is not acted by an external force. Thus, momentum is conserved, soPBI + PAI =0Substituting the expression for momentum results tomgv BmAV A= 0Deriving the expression for the velocity of piece B results toV B=(ma/m BWA

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An atomic nucleus suddenly bursts apart (fission) into two pieces. Piece A with mass ma travels to the left with a speed of vA Piece B with mass mg travels to the right with speed vB Show the velocity of piece B in terms of mA mg and VA Solution. Consider that the nucleus is not acted by an external force. Thus, momentum is conserved, so PBI * PAI=0 Substituting the expression for momentum results to mgv B MAV A Deriving the expression for the velocity of piece B results to =(MA/m B NA

An atomic nucleus suddenly bursts apart (fission) into two pieces. Piece A with mass ma travels to the left with a speed of vA Piece B with mass mg travels to the right with speed vB Show the velocity of piece B in terms of mA mg and VA Solution. Consider that the nucleus is not acted by an external force. Thus, momentum is conserved, so PBI * PAI=0 Substituting the expression for momentum results to mgv B MAV A Deriving the expression for the velocity of piece B results to =(MA/m B NA

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