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Chapter 11: Q. 26 (page 288)

A 50kgarcher, standing on frictionless ice, shoots a 100g arrow at a speed of 100m/s. What is the recoil speed of the archer?

Short Answer

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The recoil of the archer is0.2m/s.

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01

Given information

we have given,

Massofthearcher=50kgMassofthearrow=100gSpeedofthearrow=100m/s

we have to find the recoil speed of the archer.

02

Simplify

When two particles collide and stick together and move as one body then it will be inelastic collision where only momentum will be conserved.

Since initially the archer and the arrow is at rest then the initial momentum and final momentum will be zero.

It means that the magnitude of momentum of archer will be equal to the magnitude of the momentum of arrow and opposite in direction.

Then,

marrowvarrow=-marchervarchervarcher=-marrowvarrowmarchervarcher=-0.1kg脳100m/s50kgvarcher=-0.2m/s

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