Caroline Jackson Manentum fooblenis Caroline Jackson mamentum Prebicms I-30-2021 ||-30-2021 Ocont • Mamcatum before cellision =0.3 Kg m/s mamentum afler collisien = (0.075 kg) 9l Given : • mass of first ball, m.=25 g • Initial velocity of ficst baii, U: 12 m/S •Mass of secend ball, m2 = Sog Inito vebcity of secondball, Uz=0 lwe know thit collision iseither Ciasdic or inelast ic, the mementum is amays censerved. Camservatien of memenkm- mamentum before Collision is equai te the momentum after the Collision. • Imomentum befere collis ion = m, y tmz U -0 lwhere, m. mass of first bailL, M, =25g= 0.02S kg 0:3kgm/s=(0.0Zs Ka). v=4 ms The velacity of each ball after the Collisianis 4 mis momentum ofter Collisien= Lutting V=4 mis mementum AFer collision = (o.075 ka)4 mıs) mamentum afier Cellision = 0,3 Ka m/s • U, - Initiai velacity of first ball, U = 12 m/s • m2 = mass of second ball, Ma = Soa=0.050 kg •U2 = laitial veiasity df seund buil Uz =0 Put all these into eauasion D •momentum before Collis ian = (o.025 kg) (12 mis)+ (0.050 kg) (0) - momentum before the Collision = 0.3 kg m/s Because the Cellision between the first and sesund ball is inelostic, the twe mass behaves as u Single mass. Momentum after Collision = (m,+m;)v lWhere v is velocity afer collision Putting mi=0.025 Kg and mz =0.050 ky momentum ofer Coliston = (0.025 kg + 0.050 Kg) V Momentum OFAer collision= (0.075 ky)v Applying Conservition of mumentum- momentum before Collisien= momentum aAer colision
Caroline Jackson Manentum fooblenis Caroline Jackson mamentum Prebicms I-30-2021 ||-30-2021 Ocont • Mamcatum before cellision =0.3 Kg m/s mamentum afler collisien = (0.075 kg) 9l Given : • mass of first ball, m.=25 g • Initial velocity of ficst baii, U: 12 m/S •Mass of secend ball, m2 = Sog Inito vebcity of secondball, Uz=0 lwe know thit collision iseither Ciasdic or inelast ic, the mementum is amays censerved. Camservatien of memenkm- mamentum before Collision is equai te the momentum after the Collision. • Imomentum befere collis ion = m, y tmz U -0 lwhere, m. mass of first bailL, M, =25g= 0.02S kg 0:3kgm/s=(0.0Zs Ka). v=4 ms The velacity of each ball after the Collisianis 4 mis momentum ofter Collisien= Lutting V=4 mis mementum AFer collision = (o.075 ka)4 mıs) mamentum afier Cellision = 0,3 Ka m/s • U, - Initiai velacity of first ball, U = 12 m/s • m2 = mass of second ball, Ma = Soa=0.050 kg •U2 = laitial veiasity df seund buil Uz =0 Put all these into eauasion D •momentum before Collis ian = (o.025 kg) (12 mis)+ (0.050 kg) (0) - momentum before the Collision = 0.3 kg m/s Because the Cellision between the first and sesund ball is inelostic, the twe mass behaves as u Single mass. Momentum after Collision = (m,+m;)v lWhere v is velocity afer collision Putting mi=0.025 Kg and mz =0.050 ky momentum ofer Coliston = (0.025 kg + 0.050 Kg) V Momentum OFAer collision= (0.075 ky)v Applying Conservition of mumentum- momentum before Collisien= momentum aAer colision
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![Caroline Jackson Manentum fooblenis
Caroline Jackson
mamentum Prebicms
I-30-2021
||-30-2021
Ocont
• Mamcatum before cellision =0.3 Kg m/s
mamentum afler collisien = (0.075 kg)
9l Given :
• mass of first ball, m.=25 g
• Initial velocity of ficst baii, U: 12 m/S
•Mass of secend ball, m2 = Sog
Inito vebcity of secondball, Uz=0
lwe know thit collision iseither Ciasdic or inelast ic, the mementum
is amays censerved. Camservatien of memenkm- mamentum before Collision
is equai te the momentum after the Collision.
• Imomentum befere collis ion = m, y tmz U -0
lwhere, m. mass of first bailL, M, =25g= 0.02S kg
0:3kgm/s=(0.0Zs Ka).
v=4 ms
The velacity of each ball after the Collisianis 4 mis
momentum ofter Collisien=
Lutting V=4 mis
mementum AFer collision = (o.075 ka)4 mıs)
mamentum afier Cellision = 0,3 Ka m/s
• U, - Initiai velacity of first ball, U = 12 m/s
• m2 = mass of second ball, Ma = Soa=0.050 kg
•U2 = laitial veiasity df seund buil Uz =0
Put all these into eauasion D
•momentum before Collis ian = (o.025 kg) (12 mis)+ (0.050 kg) (0)
- momentum before the Collision = 0.3 kg m/s
Because the Cellision between the first and sesund ball is
inelostic, the twe mass behaves as u Single mass.
Momentum after Collision = (m,+m;)v
lWhere v is velocity afer collision
Putting mi=0.025 Kg and mz =0.050 ky
momentum ofer Coliston = (0.025 kg + 0.050 Kg) V
Momentum OFAer collision= (0.075 ky)v
Applying Conservition of mumentum-
momentum before Collisien= momentum aAer colision](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F4c1ac660-1734-4e58-bb08-c8b54c6e23fd%2F7e87d7df-c7ed-4f94-8e0c-1a2b6bf3eeb2%2Feckjfkg_processed.png&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:Caroline Jackson Manentum fooblenis
Caroline Jackson
mamentum Prebicms
I-30-2021
||-30-2021
Ocont
• Mamcatum before cellision =0.3 Kg m/s
mamentum afler collisien = (0.075 kg)
9l Given :
• mass of first ball, m.=25 g
• Initial velocity of ficst baii, U: 12 m/S
•Mass of secend ball, m2 = Sog
Inito vebcity of secondball, Uz=0
lwe know thit collision iseither Ciasdic or inelast ic, the mementum
is amays censerved. Camservatien of memenkm- mamentum before Collision
is equai te the momentum after the Collision.
• Imomentum befere collis ion = m, y tmz U -0
lwhere, m. mass of first bailL, M, =25g= 0.02S kg
0:3kgm/s=(0.0Zs Ka).
v=4 ms
The velacity of each ball after the Collisianis 4 mis
momentum ofter Collisien=
Lutting V=4 mis
mementum AFer collision = (o.075 ka)4 mıs)
mamentum afier Cellision = 0,3 Ka m/s
• U, - Initiai velacity of first ball, U = 12 m/s
• m2 = mass of second ball, Ma = Soa=0.050 kg
•U2 = laitial veiasity df seund buil Uz =0
Put all these into eauasion D
•momentum before Collis ian = (o.025 kg) (12 mis)+ (0.050 kg) (0)
- momentum before the Collision = 0.3 kg m/s
Because the Cellision between the first and sesund ball is
inelostic, the twe mass behaves as u Single mass.
Momentum after Collision = (m,+m;)v
lWhere v is velocity afer collision
Putting mi=0.025 Kg and mz =0.050 ky
momentum ofer Coliston = (0.025 kg + 0.050 Kg) V
Momentum OFAer collision= (0.075 ky)v
Applying Conservition of mumentum-
momentum before Collisien= momentum aAer colision
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