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Standard IX
Physics
Second Law of Motion
Determine the...
Question
Determine the average force necessary to stop a bullet of mass
20
g
and a speed of
250
m
s
−
1
as it penetrates wood to a distance of
12.5
c
m
.
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Solution
a
=
v
2
−
u
2
2
s
=
(
250
)
2
−
(
0
)
2
2
×
(
12.5
)
×
10
−
2
=
62500
×
10
2
25
=
250000
m
/
s
2
force required
=
m
a
=
20
×
10
−
3
×
25
×
10
4
=
5000
N
=
5
K
N
.
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