A `30 kg` projectile moving horizontally with a velocity `vecv_(0) = ( 120 m//s ) hati` explodes into two fragments `A` and `B` of masses `12 kg` and `8 kg`

Sahay Sir > Question Answers > A `30 kg` projectile moving horizontally with a velocity `vecv_(0) = ( 120 m//s ) hati` explodes into two fragments `A` and `B` of masses `12 kg` and `8 kg`
A `30 kg` projectile moving horizontally with a velocity `vecv_(0) = ( 120 m//s ) hati` explodes into two fragments `A` and `B` of masses `12 kg` and `8 kg`, respectively. Taking point of explosion as origin and knowing that `3s` later position of fragment a is (`300 m, 24 m, -48 m`), determine the position of fragment `B` at the instant.
20
Sep
A `30 kg` projectile moving horizontally with a velocity `vecv_(0) = ( 120 m//s ) hati` explodes into two fragments `A` and `B` of masses `12 kg` and `8 kg`, respectively. Taking point of explosion as origin and knowing that `3s` later position of fragment a is (`300 m, 24 m, -48 m`), determine the [...]
Posted in: Uncategorised (JEE Advanced Physics by BM Sharma + GMP Solutions) ,
Tags: -48 m`) , 24 m , A `30 kg` projectile moving horizontally with a velocity `vecv_(0) = ( 120 m//s ) hati` explodes into two fragments `A` and `B` of masses `12 kg` and `8 kg` , determine the position of fragment `B` at the instant. , respectively. Taking point of explosion as origin and knowing that `3s` later position of fragment a is (`300 m ,