Question #134005
A ball of mass 100g is dropped at time t=0. A second ball of mass 200g is dropped from the same point at t=0.2s .The distance between the center of mass of two balls and the release point at t=0.4s is:.......(Assume g=10m/s^(2) )
Ans:0.4m
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2020-09-23T09:02:03-0400

The distance between the center of mass of 2 balls:

rC=m1r1+m2r2m1+m2r_C=\frac{m_1r_1+m_2r_2}{m_1+m_2}

r1=gt122r_1=\frac{gt_1^2}{2} , where t1=0.4t_1=0.4 s - time of falling the first ball

r2=gt222r_2=\frac{gt_2^2}{2} , where t2=0.2t_2=0.2 s - time of falling the second ball identically.

Substitute numbers.

rC=1000.42105+2000.22105100+300=0.4r_C=\frac{100*0.4^2*\frac{10}{5}+200*0.2^2*\frac{10}{5}}{100+300}=0.4 m


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