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An 8 kg ball is fired horizontally from a 1x10^3 kg cannon initially at rest. After having been fired, the momentum of the ball is 2.4x10^3 kgm/s east. Calculate the magnitude of the cannon's velocity after the ball is fired
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initial momentum=final momentum 0(since both are at rest )= momentum of ball + momentum of cannon.
is momentum a vector?
momentum is a product of mass(scalar quantity) and velocity (vector) so it is a vector since the product of scalar and a vector is always a vector.
okay good i got -2.4m/s which would make sense because the cannon would go the opposite way
yes, exactly, the cannon will move in the opposite direction, you might have noticed that in movies :)
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