deceleration and stopped 12 cm inside the block. Calculate the i. time taken for the bullet to stop. [ 4.8×10³ s] ii. iii. impulse on the block. [-0.4 Ns] average force experienced by the block. [-83.3 N]

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12. An 8 g bullet moving at 50 m s¹ strikes a wooden block. The bullet undergoes uniform
deceleration and stopped 12 cm inside the block. Calculate the
i.
time taken for the bullet to stop. [ 4.8×10³ s]
impulse on the block. [-0.4 Ns]
average force experienced by the block. [-83.3 N ]
13. A 6.25 kg trolley moving with velocity 5.5 m s¹ hits a stationary 1.2 kg trolley. After
the collision the trolleys stick together and move with a constant velocity. Calculate the
velocity after the collision, [ 4.61 m s¹]
14. A 12 g bullet shot vertically into a 5 kg block and lifting it upwards to a maximum
height of 4 mm. The bullet travelled for 1 ms in the block before stopping completely.
Calculate the
i.
ii.
speed of the block and bullet just after collision, [ 0.28 m s'¹]
impulse on the block. [ 1.4 Ns]
Transcribed Image Text:12. An 8 g bullet moving at 50 m s¹ strikes a wooden block. The bullet undergoes uniform deceleration and stopped 12 cm inside the block. Calculate the i. time taken for the bullet to stop. [ 4.8×10³ s] impulse on the block. [-0.4 Ns] average force experienced by the block. [-83.3 N ] 13. A 6.25 kg trolley moving with velocity 5.5 m s¹ hits a stationary 1.2 kg trolley. After the collision the trolleys stick together and move with a constant velocity. Calculate the velocity after the collision, [ 4.61 m s¹] 14. A 12 g bullet shot vertically into a 5 kg block and lifting it upwards to a maximum height of 4 mm. The bullet travelled for 1 ms in the block before stopping completely. Calculate the i. ii. speed of the block and bullet just after collision, [ 0.28 m s'¹] impulse on the block. [ 1.4 Ns]
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  • An 8 g bullet moving at 50 m/s.
  • stopped 12 cm inside the block.

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  • impulse on the block ?
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