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A 2.0kgobject is moving to the right with a speed of 1.0m/swhen it experiences the force shown in FIGURE EX11.8. What are the object鈥檚 speed and direction after the force ends?

Short Answer

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The object鈥檚 speed and direction after the force ends isvf=0m/s.

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01

Given information  

We need to find the object鈥檚 speed and direction after the force ends.

02

Simplify  

For a short time a object receives a force is known as impulse. it is the area under the curve of the force-versus-time graph and it is the same as momentum. The impulse is the quantity Jxand it is given by equation in the form

impulse=Jx=titfFx(t)dt=areaundertheFx(t)curvebetweentiandtf(1)

In a graph of force versus time the force is in the range of time t=1.0s. the impulse takes the rectangle shape, where length is l=1.0sand width is w=-2N. The area of the rectangle is the product of the width and the length

A=(width)(lenght)

Using equation (1)to get impulse

Jx=(width)(length)=(-2N)(1s)=(-2kg)(m/s)

03

Simplify  

The object has mass mand moves with speed vthat has momentum p, Vector is a product of object's mass and its velocity.The momentum is given by equation in the form

p=mv(2)

Initial velocity vI=1.0m/s.To get initial momentum pixof the object using equation (2)and putting values for 2kgand1.0m/s.

piv=mvi=(2kg)(1.0m/s)=(2kg)(m/s)

04

Calculation

The impulse changes its momentum to and it is given by equation in the form

pfx=pix+jx(3)

Putting values forvpixandjxin equation (3)to get pfx

pfx=pix+jx=(2kg)(m/s)+(-2kg)(m/s)=(0kg)(m/s)

Zero is the final momentum means objective has been stopped, and final velocity is zero

vf=0m/s.

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