(a)
To Identify:The system used in catching a heavy ball while oneis standing on a skateboard and standing on a ground.
(a)
Explanation of Solution
Introduction:
As per
In first case the ball is catched on skateboard. So skateboard \and catcher are isolated system.
In second case as the heavy ball is catched on the ground that is on earth.
Conclusion:
Skateboard and catcher form an isolated system.
(b)
To determine using law of conservation of momentum the backward rolling of a you after catching the ball and while standing on a skateboard and no movement while catching the ball.
(b)
Explanation of Solution
Introduction:
According to Law of conservation of momentum total momentum before catching the ball should be equal to total momentum after catching the ball.
During first case the ball is catched on skateboard and the catcher rolls backward. Here, the ball transfers the momentum to skater and skateboard. Hence, the momentum is conserved.
In second case, as the heavy ball is catched on the ground that is on earth. As earth's mass is larger than ball, so change in velocity is almost zero. Therefore, in second case momentum is not conserved.
Conclusion:
Momentum is conserved in first case and in second case momentum is not conserved.
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