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In a ballaistic pendulum, a bullet of mass m=5.50 g is fired with an initial speed vo=550 m/s at the bob of a pendulum. The bob has mass M=2.00kg and suspended by a rod of negligibel mass. After the collision, the bullet and bob stick together and swing through an arc, eventually gaining a height h.
a) please find the h
b) please find the kinetic energy of the system before the collison and after the collision
(hint: use momentum conservation law for the collision process and then use energy conservation law for the swing process)
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