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Starting at t=0, a horizontal net force F=(0.280N/s)ti^+(-0.450N/s)t2j^is applied to a box that has

an initial momentum p=(-3.00kg.m/s)i^+(4.00kg.m/s)j^

What is the momentum of the box at t=2.00s?

Short Answer

Expert verified

The momentum of the box at t=2.00sis P2=-2.44kg.m/si^+2.80kg.m/sj^

Step by step solution

01

Formula used in the Exercise.

The momentum of a particle: The momentum p of a particle is a vector quantity equal to the product of the particle鈥檚 mass mand velocity v.

p=mv

Newton鈥檚 second law says that the net force on a particle is equal to the rate of change of the particle鈥檚 momentum.

F=dpdt

02

Finding the momentum of the box at t=2.00s

Given in the question,

Force,F=0.280N/sti^+-0.450N/st2j^

Initial momentump1=-3.00kg.m/si^+4.00kg.m/sj^

t1=0andt2=2.00s

From Newton鈥檚 second law

F=dpdtdpFdtp=t1t2Fdt

Substituting the values

p=020.280ti^+-0.450t2j^dtp=0.280t2202i+-0.450t3302j^p=0.280222-0i^+-0.450222-0j^p=0.56j^-1.2j^-1.2j^kg.m/s

We know

p=p2-p10.56i^-1.2j^=p2--3.00i^+4.00j^p2=-2.44i^+2.80j^kg.m/s

The momentum of the box att=2.00s is p2=-2.44kg.m/si^+2.80kg.m/sj^

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