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A body of mass M collides against a wall with velocity V and rebounds with the same speed. It's change of momentum is
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No Change as such
momentum= mass*velocity both remain same after collision so no change in momentum.
Answer is given as 2MV
But how? Are we to add both the momenta?
adarsh see the direction change as well first it is +v next it is -v
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Okay. yeah, got it. First, Its MV. Second is -MV. Subtracting, we get 2MV.
By subtracting how we get 2MV
But I don't understand why the sign is +ive in first case and -ive in second case.
See, MV - ( - MV) = MV + MV = 2MV(Simple integer addition)
Can anyone say about the signs?
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|dw:1329838538143:dw|because we shud maintain a standard sign system like think this way
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