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A body is traveling at 2.0ms along the positive direction of an xaxis; no net force acts on the body. An internal explosion separates the body into two parts, each of 4.0 kg, and increases the total kinetic energy by 16 J. The forward part continues to move in the original direction of motion. What are the speeds of (a) the rear part and (b) the forward part?

Short Answer

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a) Speed for rear part is 0ms.

b) Speed for forward part is 4.0ms.

Step by step solution

01

Step 1: Given

i) Mass of object is M=8kg.

ii) Speed of object is v0=2ms.

iii) Increase in kinetic energy is ∆K=16J.

iv) Mass of each part after collision is m1=m2=4kg.

02

Determine the formula for the conservation of energy.

Using the law of conservation of energy, find the relation between velocity of front and rear parts. Then, using the formula for increase in K.E, find another equation. Solving these two equations, the velocities of the front and rear part can be found.

Formulae are as follow:

m1u1+m2u2=m1v1+m2v2

KE=12mv2

Here, m1, m2 are masses, u1, u2 are initial velocities, v1, v2 are final velocities, m is mass and KE is kinetic energy.

03

(a) Determine the speed for rear part

According to law of conservation of momentum.

Mv0=(m1vf+m2vr)

Substitute the values and solve as:

8×2=4(vf+vr)

vf+vr=4ms ……. (1)

Now,

ΔK=16

Kf-Ki=16

Substitute the values and solve as:

0.5×m1(vf2+vr2)-0.5×M×v02=16

0.5×4×(vf2+vr2)-0.5×8×22=16

vf2+vr2=16 …… (2)

Now from equation (1) solve as:

vf=4-vr

Plugging this in equation (2) and solve as:

(4-vr)2+vr2=16

16-8vr+vr2+vr2=16

2vr2-8vr=0

vr=0or4ms

Hence, rear part will have velocity vr=0ms.

04

(b) Determine the speed for forward part

Substitute the values in equation as follows:

vf+vr=4vf+vr=4vf+4=4vf=0ms

Or,

vf+0=4vf=4ms

Hence, front part will continue to move in the forward direction, it will have velocityvf=4ms.

Therefore, the velocity of objects after explosion can be found from the initial velocity of the system and increase in its K.E can be found using the law of conservation of energy.

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