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k1 = k2 m1=9m^2 P1=P2 What is the relationship between P1 and P2? The momentum will...

k1 = k2
m1=9m^2
P1=P2

What is the relationship between P1 and P2?
The momentum will be the same?

K represents kinetic energy

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Here given that K1=K2 where K denotes Kinetic Energy

And M1=9M2

Now we want to know the relationship between P1 and P2 where P denotes the momentum of two bodies.

Let us assume that v1 and v2 is the velocity of bodies having mass M1 and M2 respectively.

Then Kinetic Energy will be

1/2 M1 (v1)2 = 1/2 M2 (v2)2

1/2 ×9M2(v1)2 = 1/2 M2 (v2)2

(v1/v2)2=(1/9)

v1/v2 = 1/3

3v1 = v2

Thus, Momentum will be

P1 = M1 × v1

P1 = 9M2 × (v2/3) = 3 M2 × v2 = 3 P2

Thus relationship between the momentum is P1 = 3P2

So, the two momentum are not same.


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