The correct options are
A The velocity of
C before impact is
53 m/s B The velocity of
C after impact is
53 m/s C The velocity of
(A+P) immediately after impact is
52 m/sC is the COM of the system.So velocity of
C before collision,
vCOM=m1v1+m2v2+m3v3m1+m2+m3 vCOM=mu+m(0)+m(0)m+m+m ∴vCOM=u3=53 m/s Fext=0, hence velocity of COM will not change before and after the collision.
vCOM=53 m/s=constant Just after collision:
COM of the system from point
A(origin) is,
yCOM=m1y1+m2y2+m3y3m1+m2+m3 yCOM=m(0)+m(0)+m(l)m+m+m ∴yCOM=l3=23 m Just after collision, system starts moving with velocity
vCOM=v′ (translational velocity) and with angular velocity
ω about COM.
∵τext=0, applying angular momentum conservation for system about
COM,
Li=Lf ⇒mu (yCOM)=Ltrans+Lrot [taking antilockwise sense of rotation as
+ve]
⇒−mu(l3)=0+(−Iω) ⇒mu(l3)=Iω ...(i) [
Ltrans=0, because velocity vector passes through COM]
MOI of system about centre of mass is,
I=2m(l3)2+m(2l3)2 I=2ml23 ...(ii) Substituting in Eq
(i),
mu(l3)=2ml23ω ⇒ω=u2l=52×2=54 rad/s ∴Velocity of
(A+P) just after impact:
v=v′+ωr ...(iii) where
r=l3, is the radius of circular path for
(A+P) about
COM of the system, and
v′=vCOM is translational velocity of
COM of the system.
∴v=53+(54×23)=52 m/s Options A, B, C are correct.