Posted by Scott on Thursday, February 3, 2011 at 9:33pm.
Neglect friction. Otherwise you would need to know the value of the friction coefficient and how far it slides to reach the edge.
Apply conservation of momentum to get the velocity Vo of the block after the bullet is embedded inside.
Multiply Vo by the time it takes to fall H = 0.5 m,. That will give you the answer.
T = sqrt(2H/g)
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