The required concepts to solve the problem are conservation of momentum and vector algebra.
First, find the speed of the resulting blob using the conservation of momentum and then find the direction of the resulting blob using vector algebra.
According to the law of conservation of momentum, the momentum before collision is equal to the momentum after collision.
When two objects collide, according to law of conservation of momentum
Here, is the mass of the first particle, is the mass of the second particle, is the velocity of the first mass before collision, is the velocity of the second mass before collision, is the velocity of the first mass after collision is the velocity of the second mass after collision.
If a vector is represented by,
Then the direction of the vector is given by,
Here, is the component of the velocity andis the component of the velocity.
Applying conservation of momentum in the horizontal direction,
Here, is the angle made by the velocity of the first particle with the horizontal, is the angle made by the velocity of the second particle with the horizontal,is the angle made by the velocity of the third particle with the horizontal, is the mass of the resulting blob andis the horizontal component of the velocity of the resulting blob.
Substitutefor, forandforin .
Substitutefor, forandforin.
Substitute for, for, forin .
Substitutefor.
Substitute for , for , for and for in the equation of conservation of momentum, becomes,
Applying conservation of momentum in the vertical direction,
Here, is the vertical component of the velocity of the resulting blob.
Substitutefor, forandforin .
Substitutefor, forandforin.
Substitute for, for, forin .
Substitutefor.
Substitute for , for , for and for in the equation of conservation of momentum, becomes,
The magnitude of the vertical component of the velocity is,
The speed of the resulting blob is,
Substitute forand for.
The direction of the velocity vector is given by the equation
Substitute forand for.
Ans:
The speed of the resulting blob is
Figure p9.55 shows a collision between three balls of clay.The three hit simultaneously and stick together. What are th...
(Figure 1) shows a collision between three balls of
clay. The three hit simultaneously and stick together. Assume that
m = 55 g and v = 2.1 m/s .
Part A- What is the speed of the resulting blob of
clay?
Part B- What is the movement direction of the resulting
blob of clay?
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