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    (Physics) CENTRE OF MASS

    DPP – 06
    SOLUTION
    R
    2h 4+( )
    1. t=√g =√ √3
    g

    Since, R = υA t

    R
    4+( )
    √ √3
    ⇒R=2
    g

    Squaring and solving, we get


    R ≈ 2 m and t ≈ 1 s
    Now, ux = 2cos⁡(30∘ ) = √3 ms−1 and
    uy = 2 sin(30∘ ) = 1 ms −2
    ax = gsin⁡(30∘ ) = 4.9 ms−2 and
    ay = −gcos⁡ 30∘ = −4.9√3 ms−2
    Speed after bouncing is
    2
    υ = √vx2 + (evy )

    ⁡⇒ ⁡υ = √(√3 + 4.9 × 1)2 + (0.6(1 − 4.9√3 × 1))2

    ⇒ ⁡υ ≅ 8 ms−1
    v2 200
    2. R= = = 20 m
    g 10

    Number of collision

    APNI KAKSHA 1
    (Physics) CENTRE OF MASS
    20
    = = 6.667
    3

    ⇒n=6

    l
    3. t1 = 3v

    l − 2v(t1 ) l
    t2 = =
    5v 15v

    l − 2v(t1 + t 2 ) l
    t3 = =
    7v 5 × 7v
    45
    ⇒ t1 + t 2 + t 3 = = 5 s ⇒ v = 9 m/s
    v

    (v −v )
    4. As we know e = [(u2−u1 )]
    1 2 n

    (−5)−(v )
    1
    1 = (10)−(−5) ⇒ v1 = −20 m/s

    Hence, ball will start moving towards upward direction with velocity 20 m/s.

    Let impulse imparted by plate force on the ball is J in upward direction.

    mu1 − J = −mv1

    ⇒ J = m(u1 + v1 ) = 1(10 + 20) = 30 kg m/s

    Velocity of separation
    5. e=1= 2V−(−V)

    Velocity of separation = 3 V

    2πr
    Required time = 3V

    APNI KAKSHA 2
    (Physics) CENTRE OF MASS
    V
    6. m1 V = m2 V2 − m1 10 _____(i)
    V2 −(−V/10)
    e=1= V−0

    V
    or ⁡V2 + 10 = V _____(ii)

    m V m
    From eqn. (i) m1 V = V2 − 10 m1
    2 2

    m V V m
    From eqn. (ii), m1 V = (V − 10) − 10 m1
    2 2

    or ⁡11m1 = 9m2 ⇒ m2 > m1

    7. M1 is very large as compared to M2 . Hence for collision between M1 and M2 , M1 can be considered
    equivalent to a wall and M2 as a small block. Thus the velocity of M2 will be 2v0 after collision
    with M1. Similarly after collision between M2 and M3 , the velocity of M3 will be 2(2v0 ). In
    sequence, the velocity of M4 shall be 2(2(2v0 )) = 8v0 after collision with M3 .

    r/2 1
    8. sin⁡ θ = =
    2r 4

    As collision is elastic velocity along common normal, it will be interchanged.


    v⋅√15
    Hence vB = v⁡cosθ = 4

    9.

    In the figure v
    ⃗ 12 = velocity of ball w.r.t. wedge before the collision and v ′
    ⃗ 12 = velocity of ball w.r.t.
    wedge after the collision, which must be in vertically upward direction as shown. In elastic
    collision, v
    ⃗ 12 and ⃗v12
    ′
    will make equal angle (say a ) with the normal to the plane.
    We can show that α = 30∘ ⁡ ∴ ∠MON = 30∘

    APNI KAKSHA 3
    (Physics) CENTRE OF MASS
    v 1
    Now v1 = tan⁡ 30∘ =
    2 √3

    10. During each collision with wall A, velocity of the ball increases by 2v1 but velocity of wall remains
    unchanged.

    2x (−Δx)
    = but Δv = 2v1
    v v1

    −Δx x ℓ/2 dx v dv
    ⇒⁡ = v ; or k − ∫ℓ = ∫ v0 → v = 2v0
    Δv x v

    APNI KAKSHA 4

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