Posted by Anonymous on Sunday, December 23, 2012 at 7:40pm.
The kinetic energy of the (bullet+block) after impact equals the work done against friction at the point where it stops. Solve for the velocity right after impact, V'. Then use conservatiuon of momentum to solve for the bullet velocity, V.
(1/2)(m+M) V'^2 = (m+M)*Mu*g*X
V' = 14.35 m/s
m*V = (m+M)*V'
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