A bullet having a mass of 2 gm hits a stationing block of wood having a mass of 14 kg and becomes embedded in it. The coefficient of friction between the block and the floor is #g = 0.12. The block slides 3 mm on the floor as a result of the impact. Which of the following most nearly gives the initial velocity of the bullet before impact? c) 622 a) 722 b) 433 e) 533 sec sec sec d) 588 sec sec

A bullet having a mass of 2 gm hits a stationing block of wood having a mass of 14 kg and becomes embedded in it. The coefficient of friction between the block and the floor is #g = 0.12. The block slides 3 mm on the floor as a result of the impact. Which of the following most nearly gives the initial velocity of the bullet before impact? c) 622 a) 722 b) 433 e) 533 sec sec sec d) 588 sec sec

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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