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Q.

If a body of mass ‘m’ elastically collide with another body of mass ‘nm’ at rest n>1. Then 

List 1List 2
I) Fractional loss of K.E is 8/9, if n is equal toP) n=3
II) If after the collision, the first body moves with 3/4th of its previous speed, then n is equal toQ) n=2
III) Maximum transfer of K.E of first body when n equal toR) n=1
IV) Fraction loss of K.E of first body is 3/4, then n is equal toS) n=7
 T) n=5

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a

(I)(Q);(II)(S);(III)(R);(IV)(P)

b

(I)(R);(II)(Q);(III)(P);(IV)(T)

c

(I)(S);(II)(Q);(III)(R);(IV)(P)

d

(I)(Q);(II)(P);(III)(T);(IV)(R)

answer is A.

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Detailed Solution

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A) fractional loss in KE=1v1u12=89onsolving n=2

B) if

V1=u22=mnmm+nmu11n1+n=1222n=1+n1=3nn=1/3 

C)    If m1=m2 maximum K.E transfers

D)1v1u12=34n=3v1=m1m2m1+m2u1,V2=2m1u1(m1+m2)

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If a body of mass ‘m’ elastically collide with another body of mass ‘nm’ at rest n>1. Then List 1List 2I) Fractional loss of K.E is 8/9, if n is equal toP) n=3II) If after the collision, the first body moves with 3/4th of its previous speed, then n is equal toQ) n=2III) Maximum transfer of K.E of first body when n equal toR) n=1IV) Fraction loss of K.E of first body is 3/4, then n is equal toS) n=7 T) n=5