A classical mechanics problem by sandeep vankala

A body of mass 25kg is released in a place (air)were there is no air resistance and zero gravity.Then the body is given an initial velocity of 4m/s.Will the body stop after some time?

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3 solutions

Mo Niazi
Jul 29, 2014

Since there is no gravitational field within the surrounding spacetime of the 25kg mass, it doesn't accelerate anywhere and stays arrested in place where the mass was released.

Upon giving it an initial velocity, since the mass is in a vacuum (no air, so no air resistance), the mass will continue to move in the direction that it was given the initial velocity. This is also known as Newton's First Law: The law of Inertia.

Samiksha Andhare
Jul 15, 2014

wasnt it necessary to mention dat d surface is frictionless?

Does not the place have a floor ?

Elvis Prabhakaran - 6 years, 11 months ago

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so vat kind??? its imp to mention dat its frictionless floor

Samiksha Andhare - 6 years, 11 months ago

Here 0 gravity means no accelaration. and given initial velocity 4 m/s so the case is constant velocity. so body never stop....

Ruman Hasan - 6 years, 10 months ago

height or distance from ground should be given

Pritam Paul - 6 years, 9 months ago

And there is nothing for it to hit into

Henry de Carle - 5 years, 11 months ago

LAW OF INERTIA : everything tends to be in motion or at rest until an external force is applied on it...and there is no force in this case :)

a very ambigous question

kshitij gupta - 6 years, 10 months ago

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