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1. The document provides examples of physics questions and concepts related to momentum, collisions, work, and energy. 2. Key questions include calculating momentum before and after collisions, determining speed and velocity after impacts between objects of different masses, and conservation of momentum problems. 3. Examples involve collisions between blocks on an inclined plane, impacts between balls and bullets, and determining the coefficient of restitution for elastic collisions.

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Xercise: Jee Questions

1. The document provides examples of physics questions and concepts related to momentum, collisions, work, and energy. 2. Key questions include calculating momentum before and after collisions, determining speed and velocity after impacts between objects of different masses, and conservation of momentum problems. 3. Examples involve collisions between blocks on an inclined plane, impacts between balls and bullets, and determining the coefficient of restitution for elastic collisions.

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Solutions Slot – 2 (Physics) Page # 19

EXERCISE – V JEE QUESTIONS


1. In Case II  Relative speed of seperation
Because change in momentum in Case II 7. Initial Momentum of the system
is occur two times.  
P1  P2  0
1  
2. Wind Energy/sec = PA blades
V × v2 Final momentum P '1  P '2 shovia also be
2
Wind Power  V3 zero
 
Generator power  V3. Option A : P '1  P '2  0
3. Change in momentum
= Force (gravitation) xtime (t0) C1 component of K̂ will not be Zero
= M1g t0 + M2 g t0 + (M1 + M2) g t0 Option (B)
= 2 (M1 + M2) g t0.  
P'1  P'2  0 If C1 = –C2  0
1 Option (C)
4. –120 = 50 t0 – g to t20
2  
P1'  P2' = 0
– 120 = 50t0 – 5 t20 If a1 = –a2  0
2 b1 = –b2  0
t – 10t0 – 24 = 0
0
50m/s Option D
100m/s  
30º 5 3+100 3 = 55 3m/s P1'  P2'  0 b1 ĵ will not be zero
2
C 8. Between A and B
P
h1 = tan 60° × 3
t0 = 12 sec. = 3  3 = 3m
Speed of block just
A B before slriking the
For second Impact
M
55 3 × 1 = (9 +1) × V1 A
v
V1 = 5.5 3 m/s 60° B
second collision
1 2
5.5 3 t0 – 2 a t0 = 5 3 t0  30° C

3m 3 3m
3
a= m/s2
12
V1 = 2gh1  60 m/s
a  due to resistance
Inelastic collision
vx = 5 3 of car
Vcarriage = 5.5 3 – at0 B 30º
30º
= 4.5 3 m/s 30
º
v1
Now,
4.5 3 × 10 + 55 3 ×1 = 11 × v2 30º
C
100 3 Comp. of V1  BC is Zero
v2 =
11 Comp of V1 II BC is remain chnchaged
M1 V1  M2 V2 v2 = component of v1 along BC ....
10  14  4  0
5. Vcom = M1  M2 = =10 m/s  V2 = cos 30° = 45 m/s
10  4
6. In case of elastic collision, cofficient of 9. Height faller by the block from B to C
restitution e = 1 h2 = 3 3 tan 30° = 3m
Magnitude of relative velocity of let the required speed V3
approach
= Mag of rel velocity of seperation  V3 = V22  2gh2
But Relative speed of approach

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Page # 20 Solutions Slot – 2 (Physics)

=  vB = 6 m/s
45  2  10  3
Collision between B & C
= 105 m/s 2m × 6 + m × 0 = (2m + m) vC
v2 12m
vC = = 4 m/s
B 3m
B C
30º u
10. 60º v1
30º
1kg 5kg Before collision
30º
Just Before Just after 14. 2 m/s v1
Elastic collision
1kg 5kg After collision
3
V11 = v1 cos 30° = 60   45 m/s
2 v2  2
Now form e = =1
1 u
v1 = v1 sin 30° = 60 
 15 m/s u = v2 + 2 .......(1)
2
from M.C. u(1) = –2 (1) + 5 v2 ......(2)
Now, vertical component
After solu equa (1) & (2)
V = V1 cos 30° – V11 cos 60°
v2 = 1 m/s & u = 5 m/s
2m

m
15. Applying momentum conservation
a m
6m (–a,a)
(a,a)
(0,0) 7m 0.01 × v + 0.2 × 0 = 0.01 VfBullet  0.2  vBall
11. m
m
–a (0,–a)
...(1)
m

2m(a)  6m(0)  m(0)  m(a) Ball


Ycom =
2m  6m  m  m
ma a
= 
10m 10
12. Collision is elastic and mass is same for
So ofter collision, velocity of particles will
change
20 m

v 2  v1 2H
e = u u XB  v B 
1 2
g
20 = vB × 1
At time t, Particles collide vBBall  20 m / sec ...(2)
 = vt ....(1)
2 –  = 2vt .....(2)
Now equaltion (1) and (2) Bullet

 vt 2
  2 = 2 –    =  120º
2   2vt 3
After two collision they will reach at point A.
13. Collision between A & B
for Bullet
m 2m m
100 m
A B C
m × 9 + 2 m × 0 = mVA + 2mVB
vA + 2vB = 9 .....(1)
2H
XBullet = VBullet ×
g
VB  VA
e = u u  100 = vBall × 1
A B vBall = 100 m/s ...(3)
 e=1 from(1) (2) & (3)
uA = 9 uB = 0 we get
vB – vA = 9 ....(2) v = 500 m/s
Now, equation (1) & (2)

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