(a) initial momentum of rock 1
pi = 7 <3700, - 3200, 3200>
pf = 7 <3300 , - 2700, 3700>
so,
change in momentum for rock 1
p
= <2800, 3500, 3500 >
so,
final momentum of rock 2 must be same
pf = < 2800, - 3500, - 3500>
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(b) K1i = 1/2 * 7 * ( 37002 + 32002 + 32002)
K1i = 1.195e8 J
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(c) K2i = 0
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(d)
K1f = 1/2 * 7 * ( 33002 + 27002 + 37002)
K1f = 1.115e8 J
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(e)
just use energy balance
K2f = 1.195e8 - 1.115e8
K2f = 7.96e6 J
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(f)
now if some energy is converted to thermal energy
K2f = 1.195e8 - 1.115e8 - 3.22e6
K2f = 4.78e6 J
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(g)
Q = 0
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