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T Values of The: Nservation of Energy and Momentum
T Values of The: Nservation of Energy and Momentum
ravellinga distance of
vertical
be
raised EAMCET 2009
B (b) 2.0 m
(a) 1.5m
(d) 2.5 m ofthe rough surface is (g =9.8(b)ms)
0.61
(c) 1.0m
(a) 0.755
(d) 0.30
(c) 0.51
nservation of Energy and Momentum w o bodies A and B have
masses 20 kg and 5 Kg
wt. If
force of 4 kg
along the is acted upon by a
point particle or mass m, moves uniformly respectively. Each o n e times tA and
EB
AP ack PQR as shown in the figure. The coefficient of kinetic energy in
they acquire the s a m e
between the particle and the rough track equals u. [Kerala PET 2008]
n,
released, fron rest, from the point P and it then the ratio
particleis
he to rest at a point K.
comes tO r e s t
The energies, lost by the ball,
(b) 2
of the track, are equal to each (a) 1/2
over the parts, PQand QR, (d) 5/6
and no energy is lost when particle changes direction (c) 2/5
and
other
to QR (e) 1/5
from PQ masses m and m2 respectively
Two spheres A and B of
T values of the coeficient of friction and the distance
is moving with velocity vD
toP collide. A is at rest initially and B
x=QR), are, respectively close
JEE (Main) 2016]
in a direction
collision B has a velocity
along x-axis. After
h2 m direction. The m a s s A
moves
a) The light body (b) The heavy body 11. A rifle bullet loses 1/20th of its velocity in passing through a
plank. The least number of such planks required just to stop
(c) The K.E. are equal (d) Data is incomplete
initial the bullet is [AFMC 2004; Odisha JEE 20081
with a certain
Dall is projected vertically upwards at an
(a) 5 (b) 10
speed. of the s a m e mass is projected
Another ball (c) 11 (d) 20
At
of 60° with the vertical with the same initial speed. A body initially at rest and sliding along a frictionless track
ange their potential
12.
of
nest points of their journey, the ratio LAMU PMT 2009] from a height h (as shown in the figure) just completes a
energies will be vertical circle of diameter AB = D. The height h is equal too
block
mass
of mass
M moving
pring of
the spring of Spring
onless hot
The with
constant
aximum momentum k
and
P o w e r
20. collides
ergy, kinetic
surface length L. The mav
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with
is
n e a r compresses
moving
a r e moving
w collision
1 g and 4 g m a g n i t u d e s of ther
CEE
1996;
block
after
masses of the Haryana
18;
ratio of
1Two 1999,
1996;
energies.
The TRPET
1999;
KCET
2003;
momenta is
CESE
PMT
1997:
AlMS
AIEEE
2002;
Odisha
JEE
PMT
2006] M
MP
2001; 2004,
09;
CPMT DCE
B H U , 2 0 0 4 ;
ML2
(b) 2 : 1 (b)
(a) ZeroO K
(a) 4:1 (d) 1:16
with a constant KL2
direction
(c) 1:2 10kg,
moving
in x
a
retarding oE
lis (c) VMKL
(d) 2M
block of mass to 30m.
subject
A is 20m to
of 10ms
x =(Cancelled) 2015]
TAIPMT
from
Speed
during its
travel
ball of m a s s
20 kg is stationary atthe top
X d / m
will be RPET M
(a) Always radially
outwards attained by the pendulum
inwards
(b) Always radially and radially
inwards later (b) VoS
(c) Radially outwards initially
outwards later (a) h
inwards initially and radially
(d) Radially distance of 100m
An athlete in the olympic games covers a
6. estimatedbe to be in the
can
kinetic energy
in 10 s. His [AJEEE 2008]
then
range (b) 20,000 J-50,000J explodes in mid air,
2x 10J-3 x 10 J V23. f a shell fired from a cannon,
[Pb. PET2M
(a) (d) 200 J-500 J
(c) 2,000J-5,000 J
body breaks up into two pieces of unequal kinetic energy increases
17. In an explosion a
[MP PET 2002] (a) Its total
masses. In this
momentum increases
Both parts will have numerically equal
momentum (b) Its total
(a) momentum decreases
(b) Lighter part will have more momentum (c) Its total
(c) Heavier part will have more momentum (d) None of these
(d) Both parts will have equal kinetic energy 24. Abody is moving with a velocity u, breaks up intowo e
18. If the K.E. of a particle is doubled, then its momentum will parts. One of the part retraces
v.CEN
back with velocityD
[AIIMS 1998, 2002; KCET 2000; CPMT 2003;
J &K CET 2004; Kerala PMT 2005; RPMT 2006] velocity of the other part is direu
forward
(6) 3u in
(a) Remain unchanged (b) Be doubled (a) v in forward direction
at the
Avertical spring with force constant K is fixed on a table. A 25. A girl in a swing is 2.5m above ground ground
ball of mass m at a height h above the free upper end of the tne
at
spring falls verticaly on the spring so that the spring is height and at 1.5m above the ground
compressed by a distance d. The net work done in the 10ms
in the swing is (g
=
process is [BCECE 2001; CBSE PMT 2007; AlIMS Her maximum velocity [KeralaPET
2008;
Kerala PET 20111
(b) 2/5 ms
(a) mgh+ d)+Kd2 a) 5/2 ms
(c) 2/3 ms (d) 3/2 ms
(6) mgh+ d)-Kd2 L
(e) 4/2ms
mgh-d)-Kd2 26. The energy associated with one gram of mJ&K
KCE
CE sis
released
in this process
of momenta is
m
M+m
dropped 8:1, then their ratio WB-JEE 2009]
and another of mass 4kg are
[EAMCET (Engg.)1995:
m a s s 2kg
130. A ball of fall of 30 feet (b) 2:1
After a (a) 1:1
together from a
60 feet tall building. (d) 8:1
will be (c) 4:1
speed of 4
their respective kinetic energies horizontal floor with a
each towards earth, A 2 kg block slides on a
it till
ICBSE PMT 2004] I. spring, and compresses
in the ratio of m/s. It strikes a uncompressed force is 15 N and
The kinetic friction
(b) 1:4 the block is motionless. by
la)2:1 spring constant is 10,000
Nm. The spring compresses
tAIEEE 20071
(c) 1:2 (d) 1:/2 (b) 2.5 cm
heavier (a) 5.5 cm
fa lighter body (mass M and velocity Vy) and a
(d) 8.5 cm
B1. (c) 11.0 cm mass
kinetic pieces with unequal
body (mass M2 and velocity Vz) have the same
40. A body at rest breaks
into two
& K CET 2006]
energy, then [MP PMT 1997; CPMT 1997; DPMT 2001] have equal speeds
(a) Both of them speeds
(a) M,V2 < M,V (b) MV = M V along a same line with unequal
(b) Both of them
move
momentum is n o n
zero
(c) MV = MV2 (d) MV2> M,V (c) Sum of their different lines with
different speeds.
m o v e along
radius (d) They S. At certain height its
2 frictionless track ABCDE ends in a circular loop of
A
A particle is released
from a height
its potential energy. The height
three times
A which is at a kinetic energy is
A A body slides down the track from point the and speed of the particle
at that instant arerespectively
height h 5 cm. Maximum value of R for
= body to Kerala PET 20071
Successfully complete the loop is [MP PMT/PET 1998)
a) 5 cm 3gS
(b) 15
4
2R
(c) S3gS d) s
c) 10 E circular path of radius a under the
3Cm A particle is moving in a
a
certain
An ice cream has a marked value of 700 kcal. How many energy in lifting up a 1 kg mass through ane
kilowatt- hour of energy will it deliver to the body as it is The mass is then allowed to fall through that a 0
PM
digested [AMU (Med.) 2000] velocity at the end of its fall is (in ms) [Kerala
(a) 0.81kWh (b) 0.90kWh (b) 32
(a) 24
(c) 1.11kWh (d) 0.71kWh (c) V18 (d) 9
owards each other collide and move N
There is some rise in Op
wo bodies movin
opposite directions.
b e c a u s e a part of the
kinetic energy is 10
away i n
temperature of bbodies of tur
e BHU 2002]
converted into
(b) Electrical energy (a
(a) Heat energy
after an interval
A
A Paikinetic energy fla
timet
(b) F2 th
2m
m
Ft (
F2 (d)
(c) 2m
3m
potential energy of a weight less spring compressed by 5.
The
b. proportional to [MP PET 2003]
a
distance a is
(a) a
(b) a2
0
(c) a2 (d)
3. The slope of the kinetic energy versus position vector gives
the rate of change of [Kerala PMT 2006]
(a) Momentum
o s5vol (b) Velocity
(c) Force (d) Power
64. A person trying to lose weight by burning fat lifts a mass of
6
10 kg upto a height of 1 m 1000 times. Assume that the
9
potential energy lost each time he lowers the mass is
dissipated. How much fat will he use up considering the
work done only when the
weight is lifted up ? Fat supplies 7.
3.8x10'J of energy per kg which is converted to
mechanical energy with a 20% efficiency rate
(take g =9.8 ms) [JEE (Main) 2016]
(a) 6.45x
10
kg (b) 9.89x10kg 8.
c) 12.89x10 kg
let of mass
(d) 2.45x10kg
10 g
moving horizontally with a velocity of
400 ms
strikes of wooden block of mass
Suspended 2kg which is
by
result the centr light inextensible string of length 5m. As a
a
Vertical ntre of gravity of the block is found to rise a
vertical 9
emergesdistan
emerges out
of 10
horizontally
cm. The speed of the bullet after it
from the block will be
a) 160 ms [NEET (Phase-l1) 2016]
le) 80 ms (b) 100 ms
10.
(d) 120 ms
A parti Power
Conservation of Energy and Momen
b 2 a 3 a 4 d
5 d
C 7 b d 9
10 C
C 12 d 13
14 d 15 d
16 C 17 a 18
19 b
20
21 C 22 a 23 a 24
25 b
26 C 27 b 28 d 29 a 30 C
31 d 32 d 33 a 34 b 35 d
36 b 37 d 38 C 39 a 40 b
41 d 42 b 43 b 44 C 45 C
46 C 47 C 48 b 49 d 50 a
51 b 52
a 53 C 54 a 55 d
56 a 57 C 58 b 59 C 60 a
61 b
62 b 63 a 64 C 65 d
Power
1
b
60 Work, Energy, Power and Collision
3 (b) Fraction of length of the chain hanging rom Applying the law of
along a direction conservation
60cm perpendiculaih
motion (i.e. along y-axis), we get o the
200cm110n n- 0+0 4v, sin 30°-v2 Sin
Work done in
pulling the chain on the table 60°
4u sin 30°=u2 sin 60
w mgL
2n2 sin 60°
U2 4sin 30
x2-3.6J.
2x (10/3)2 p2
3. (a) E- 2m fP= constant then E1
24 (b) U= A-Bx2 F=- dx =2Bx Fcx 4. (d) For first ball, mghh
m
=mu2
25. (d) U=-
ie., h
F +125-0 (2a)l/6 For second ball
b2 ed
Uequilibrium
u u cos 60
h2 84
Ro U(x = -
o)-Uequilibrium
27. (b) Work done =
mg(h/2) 5. (d) Initial momentum = P,= 0
100 10x10xh Final momentum P =
0 =
mvi
+muj +P,
h/2
h = 2.0m. P s = mu2
(10xg)
Conservation of Energy and Momentum P
Total KE=x
2m 2
(6) Given that 4mgh mgh m g h
tan tan 6 2mu2 u3mu2
4m
241
tan
2tan b. (c) After impact the mass and block move tog
e =0.29 S come to rest after a distance of 40 m.
By conservation of momentum,
x=tan 6 2/33.5m. mu +m u2 = mV1 +m2UV2
h/ tan 6
2. (a) 3 7 0.02x 250+0.23x 0 =0.020 +0.230
A
5+0 u0.25) 250 ms
m = 0.2 kg
500
2 5 U = 20ms-1
4kg 1 kg
m202 UB
mgh = mu2
e h 1uá1 5 g D
using Impulse Momentumn
2 g 2
FAtA mAAUA h 5D
4
FAt mgAUg then Poc vm
13. (c) P=v2mE. If E are same
m2
m1
8. (d)
u=0
maU = mx
So,udVV dx
100
20 100
30
. (i) 30x3020 x20 4.5-2 2.5
mg vx
200 20020
=
mlu u )
=
(i)]
max m , u , from mu muf 2 5 x10x10x10-25
= 500-25J 475J.
or tan
Loss in PE of spring =gain in KE of ball 15. (d) Using conservation of energy:mgR(1-cos )=mu
9 (e)
Radial force equation N (Normal
K m m gc o s- N = m
2
R(1-¢os 0)
o n bead by
wire
K
d 90(12x10-2 = 16x10u
mg
mu
U = 90m/s. N =mg cos - R
force = loss in KE
10. (c) Work done by stopping = mg(3 cos-2)
2
Fx0.40x0.05x(80) Normal act radially outward on bead if cos
F 400N. cos
be s Normal radially inward on bead if <
From = u -2as K. E.
the spring
s
fragment retrace l ack with same masSes
velocitthen O
20. (c) When block of mass M collides with
potential Final linear momentum
kinetic energy gets converted into
elastic
100 20m 20 m
U=
2gh -h2) V2x10x (2.5-1.5)
=
29. (a)
(2m+m+m)= 4m-
olsy riti
Initial momentum of
particle mVo =
Final momentum of
system (partide +
By the law of conservation of pendulum) =
2mu By the conservation
of linear momentum
momentum Initial momentum of
mVo 2mu Initial sphere
velocity of system u= mV (m+Muy
= Final momentum
L DOssess
same
velocity
Ifv= constant]
=0+2gS-x)
buit
KE
oc
m
or
u-2g(S -x)
Potential energy
. )
at B =
mgx (i)
Kinetic energy A
-21-)-2s-2335,3
of the system = Max P.E. of the system
Max. KE
6)x6x10=2x10-2
5xand 2 3gS 2
42.
(6) F=OuK o ue on ts
u=100 m/s U=0
Since it is
performing circular motionS
FmU K
3
2sk mu
Let the thickness of each plank is s. lf the initial speed of
hulet is 100 m/s then it stops by covering a distance 2s K.E. =mu K
2
Total energy P.E. + K.E.
Byapplying v =u-2as0=u2-2as
scu [If retardation is constant]
KZero
22 2 , 2 Zero
t rest
EP E
m2 ->U
m
E2 m Before explosion
VAfter explosion
p-2nE P E= Initial momentum of 3m mass 0 . )
P2 m2 Ez Due to explosion this mass splits into three fragments of
and
Power
ubd 308 Work, Energ 57. (c) 1.6 m/s
1960 At rest m
9kg
46. (c) Vertical height h=Icos 30
Loss of potential energy mgn
Before explosion
After explosion
As the bomb initialy was at rest ther. ore
momentum of bomb = 0
=
mgl cos 30° mg Initial
of system
Final momentum
=
3 external force
m1 tmav,
Kinetic energy gained mg As there is
no
constant
U= (2+2/2) m/s
will aftect its i.e. the lightest particle will possess
8(b) Because 50% loss in kinetic energy half energy and in the given option mas maxim e
potential energy and due to this
ball will attain only of eleh
minimumn.
of the initial height. (c) Potential energy of a body = 75% of 122J
49. (d) If there is no air drag then maximum height 59.
9
9 J=h=-1x10 =
0.9m
u14x1
2x9.8
10m mgh =
10
2g Now when this mass allow to fall then it acm
But due to air drag ball reaches up to height 8m only. e
U= /2gh= v2x 10x 0.9 V18 ms.
So loss in energy
= mg(10 -8) 0.5 x9.8x 2 9.8 J.
61. (b) Kinetic energy E= 2m (Ft2
2m
F2
50. (a) 1 kcal = 10 Calorie 4200J =- 4200kWh
o 3.6x10
2m
=
3.8x 103
12.89x 10 kg.
MVP-m (ii) 65. (d) During the collision, apply momentum conserv
EnEE Power
E =4E = E +3E = E+300% of E. (d) P F.o =max at = mat [as u 0]
56. (a) For first condition
Initial velocity =
u, Final velocity =
u/2, s =
3 cm
=m
m muit As a =v/hl
From =u-2as
u-2as a=Su 3. (c Power given to turbine = m
- gh
8s
Second condition
Initial velocity x60
=
u/2, Final velocity =
0 P gxh P =15
From u-2ax0= 2ax Pin 9000W Pn9 kW thereloe
As 90%