Posted by Rob on Saturday, October 27, 2012 at 8:49pm.
a. Momentum conserved. m*225=(5+.06)V
solve for V
I got 2.67 m/s from your equation. But the correct answer is supposed to be 3.6 m/s.
Also, for part C, do I do KE final minus KE initial?
So 1/2(5.06)(75^2) - 1/2(0.06)(225^2) ?
the correct equation is this: (.06)(225) = (5)(v) - (.06)(75)
momentum is conserved. total momentum is equal to the momentum of the block minus the momentum of the bullet. you subtract because the two objects move in opposite directions.
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