Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections
Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections
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Chapter 26, Problem 63PQ

A glass sphere with radius 4.00 mm, mass 85.0 g, and total charge 4.00 μC is separated by 150.0 cm from a second glass sphere 2.00 mm in radius, with mass 300.0 g and total charge −5.00 μC. The charge distribution on both spheres is uniform. If the spheres are released from rest, what is the speed of each sphere the instant before they collide?

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The speed of each sphere the instant before they collide.

Answer to Problem 63PQ

The speed of first sphere the instant before collision is 23.4m/s and speed of second sphere the instant before collision is 6.63m/s.

Explanation of Solution

Write an expression for the conservation of momentum of teh spheres.

  0=m1v1i^+m2v2(i^)                                                                                              (I)

Here, m1 is the mass of first sphere, m2 is the mass of second sphere, v1 is the final velocity of first sphere and v2 is the final velocity of the second sphere.

Rewrite the expression to find v2.

  v2=m1v1m2                                                                                                               (II)

Write an expression for conservation of energy of the spheres.

  0=k(q1)q2d+12m1v12+12m2v22+k(q1)q2r1+r2                                                       (III)

Here, k is the culoumb constant, q1 is the charge of first sphere, q2 is the charge of second sphere, r1 is the radius of first sphere, r2 is the radius of second sphere and d is the distance between teh spheres.

Rearrange equation (III) to find v1.

  v1=2kq1q2m1d+2kq1q2m1(r1+r2)m2v22                                                                       (IV)

Substitute equation (II) in equation (IV).

  v1=2kq1q2m1d+2kq1q2m1(r1+r2)m2(m1v1m2)2=2m2kq1q2m1(m1+m2)(1r1+r21d)                                                            (IV)

Conclusion:

Substitute 8.99×109Nm2/C2 for k, 4.00mm for r1, 85.0g for m1, 4.00μC for q1, 150.0cm for d, 2.00mm for r2, 300.0g for m2 and 5.00μC for q2 in equation (V) to find v1.

  v1=(2((300.0g)(1kg103g))(8.99×109Nm2/C2)((4.00μC)(1C106μC))((5.00μC)(1C106μC))((85.0g)(1kg103g))(((85.0g)(1kg103g))+((300.0g)(1kg103g))))(1((4.00mm)(1m103mm))+((2.00mm)(1m103mm))1((150.0cm)(1m102cm)))=(2(300.0×103kg)(8.99×109Nm2/C2)(4.00×106C)(5.00×106C)(85.0×103kg)((85.0×103kg)+(300.0×103kg)))(1(4.00×103m)+(2.00×103m)1(150.0×102m))=23.4m/s

Substitute 85.0g for m1, 300.0g for m2 and 23.4m/s for v1 in equation (II) to find v2.

    v2=((85.0g)(1kg103g))(23.4m/s)((300.0g)(1kg103g))=(85.0×103kg)(23.4m/s)(300.0×103kg)=6.63m/s

Thus, the speed of first sphere the instant before collision is 23.4m/s and speed of second sphere the instant before collision is 6.63m/s.

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