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Mission Physics 3.0 | LAWS OF MOTION (Lecture 03) | From Basic to Advance | 180/180 in NEET & JEE

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In circular motion, the force required to change the direction of a particle is given by F = (2mv/t) × sin(θ/2), where θ is the angle between initial and final velocity vectors; for a semi-circle (θ = 180°), this simplifies to F = 2mv²/(πr). For a gun firing bullets, the force exerted on the gun is F = (n/t) × mv, where n is the number of bullets, m is the mass of each bullet, v is the velocity, and t is the time interval; this force is equal in magnitude to the force on the bullets (action-reaction pair).