Posted by greg on Monday, November 5, 2012 at 2:24am.
m=7,45 g, m1=1220 g, m2=1603 g,
v=348 m/s, v1 = 0.648 m/s
The law of conservation of linear momentum for the 1st collision
m•v+0=m1•v1+m•u
u=(m•v-m1•v1)/m = v –(m1/m)v1=
348 – (1220/7.45) •0.648 = 241.9 m/s,
The law of conservation of linear momentum for the 2nd collision
mu+0=(m+m1)u1
u1= mu/(m1+m) = 7.45•241.9/(1603+7.45) =1.12 m/s.
Before the 1st collision
KE= m•v²/2,
After the 1st collision
KE1=m1•v1²/2+m•u²/2
After the 2nd collision
KE2=(m+m1) •u1²/2
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