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A 1.00kgblock is attached to a horizontal spring with spring

constant 2500N/m . The block is at rest on a frictionless surface. A

bullet is fired into the block, in the face opposite the spring,

and sticks. What was the bullet’s speed if the subsequent oscillations

have an amplitude of10.0cm?

Short Answer

Expert verified

The bullet's speed isv2i=5.0×102m/s

Step by step solution

01

Concepts and principles

The total energy of simple harmonic motion can be given by

E=12kA2 (1)

Kinetic energy

K=12mv2 (2)

Conservation of momentum

p→i=p→f

m1v→1i+m2v→2i=m1v→1f+m2v→2f (3)

02

Given data

The mass of the block can be m1=1.00kg.

The elastic constant of the spring is can be k=2500N/m.

The initial speed of the block is: .

The mass of the sphere can be: .

The ball is shot in the face opposite the spring and the club. The amplitudes of the following oscillations are:

03

Required data

The objective is to findout the initial speed of the bullet .

04

Solution

Define the system as block, sphere, and spring. Assume the initial state of the system is at the instant just before the ball hits the block and the final state is at the moment when the ball sinks into the block.

Since there are no external forces acting on the system, the mechanical energy of the system is conserved. Therefore, the total energy of the system, found from equation (1), is equal to the energy of the system in the final state:

Etotal=Ef

Where the energy of the system in the final state is the sum of the kinetic energies of the mass and the sphere found from equation (2):

12kA2=12m1+m2vf2

where v_f is the joint velocity of the ball and the block after the collision. Notice that the elastic potential energy of the spring is zero because it has not been compressed by the ball. Jumpled and settle for

vf=kA2m1+m2

vf=(2500N/m)(0.1m)21.00kg+0.01kg

=4.975m/s

05

Step 6

By applying principle of momentum conservation from equation (3)

m1v1i+m2v2i=m1+m2vf

m2v2i=m1+m2vf

v2i=m1+m2vfm2

v2i=(1.00kg+0.01g)(4.975m/s)0.01g

=5.0×102m/s

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