SOLVE DIS PHYSICS sums 2 :)

ASSERTION REASON :-
1. STATEMENT 1-
When a soda water bottle falls freely from a height of h , the gas bubble rises in water from the bottom
STATEMENT 2 -
Air is lighter than liquid

2. S1- When an object collides with another object , the impulse during deformation and restituion will be in the same direction.
(true / false ) with reason.

3. A ball of mass m moving with a kinetic energy 3 J undergoes a head on elastic collision with another stationary ball of mass 2m . During impact , the potential energy of the system .
A>can be 3 J b> can be 2.5 J
c> can be 2.4 J d> can be 2 J

19 Answers

1
playpower94 ·

VIRANG answer is given TRUE

1
skygirl ·

skygirl
http://targetiit.com/iit_jee_forum/posts/solve_dis_physics_sums_2_3004.html
third wala
abhishek
ok
uska answer nahi bataya

skygirl
kaun ?
abhishek
tisra

skygirl
kaun nahi bataya ?
abhishek
jo q diya
aur kaun

skygirl
arey .. :D
abhishek
:p

skygirl
tumhe kuchh mila ?
abhishek
mujhe lagta hai A hoga

skygirl
hmm!!!
abhishek
nahi nahi
kuch nahi lag raha aab

skygirl
kaise a hoga
hehheheh :D
:D :D
:D
:D
:D
:D
:D
:D
waise ans D bataraa....
abhisheks
heat se loss to hoga nahi

skygirl
arey max PE 2.67J
abhishek
ooh niche banayi ho usme
:P
dekhe hi nahi

skygirl
haan par ans sirf D hai :'(
:'(
:'(
abhishek
hai to D hi
E2=2
aega

skygirl
kyun ?
E2 kya hai ?
abhishek
KE2
v=1/3(6/m)^.5
tha naa

skygirl
haan....
abhishek
KE2=(1/2)3mv^2

skygirl
oh shit.....
haan...
abhisheks
1 aega
KE2=1
3m??

skygirl
i found pe diff...
abhishek
oh

skygirl
:(
abhishek
uske soln me chat record post kar do
:P

skygirl
arey main wahi kar rahi thi :P
abhisheks
upar se E2=2 thik kar dena
waha KE2=1 hoga
:P

1
skygirl ·

[edited]

max PE when both the balls will have same velocity.

initially, u1=u1, u2=0 1/2mu1^2 =3

=> u1 =√6/m

now, mom conserv ,

m√6/m = 3m v

=> v =1/3√6/m

at this point, KE = 1/2 3 mv^2 = 1J (i missed this '3' last time... shit!)

so max P E = 2J.

hence ans is D :)

1
skygirl ·

i think the thrid one is a multiple choice and ans should be b,c,d.

(not tukka :P)

62
Lokesh Verma ·

Does this help?

me: see all the time the body will try to push the other
it is like normal reaction always
try to oppose the other body
simple
no matter whether it is compressing or relaxing

sky: ok ... but which impulse ?
i mean which direction ?

me: away from the ball which we are considering towards the other ball

sky: i mean B ON A OR AON B

me: yes
B on A
and similarly A on B
it is action reaction

sky: well well
there will be restitution in both

me: yes
sky: and those will have same direction
tx
:)
:P bad dbt :P

me: :)

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skygirl ·

1
playpower94 ·

hmm... plz see problem no. 3

62
Lokesh Verma ·

I am also trying to say that it will be true!

1
playpower94 ·

bhaiya da ans wer was given true and hint was written " REGAIN DUE TO ELASTIC FORCE " :(

62
Lokesh Verma ·

The impulse will always be opposing the motion of the ball..

I dont see why it is not obvious the during compression of the ball. the ball will try to push the other ball...

hence it iwll kind of repel ... (i know this is not the right phrase to use )

1
playpower94 ·

wahi toh.. ans is D for question 1 mujhe samjhao kaiseh .. :(

11
virang1 Jhaveri ·

Q2
False
The direction will be reversed

Since for Deformation the impulse will be directed towards the collision point. While during restitution it will be in the opposite direction

11
virang1 Jhaveri ·

Statement 1 is true and statement 2 is also true. But statement 2 does not explain the reason for Statement 1

The reason is there is an upward force(upthrust) provided by the liquid to the air bubbles and therefore the force acting downwards is reduced while the force on the liquid is the same. Therefore the liquid accelerates more than the air and hence it appears that the air bubbles rise.

1
playpower94 ·

SOME ONE PLZ ANSWER DEM

1
playpower94 ·

no sidsgr8 ans wer is TRUE.. but i need explanations

1
sidsgr88 Bora ·

2. ka false hai kya?????

1
playpower94 ·

for Queation 3 always OPTION d given

106
Asish Mahapatra ·

1.. st 1 is wrong.... in free falll, there is weightlessness hence the net force due to gravity is zero... hence buoyant force is zero... so it remains where it is.... bubbles dont rise up... (practically impossible due to fluid friction so dont try to do this practically. [3])

106
Asish Mahapatra ·

3. b,c,d??
potential energy cant be 3J that means bodies will come to rest... i dont think so.. when max. pot. energy. then both vel. are same for both bodies...

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