A wood block of mass mw = 200 g is projected from the ground at a speed v0 = 35 m/s and at an angle θ0 = 50o. When at height h = 24 m the wood block was hit by a bullet of mass mb = 25 g which was moving at vb = 220 m/s and at an angle θb = 70o. After the collision, the bullet embedded itself in the block and move together and land at point A on the ground. Then they move on the ground that has coefficient of kinetic friction μk = 0.5 and start to compress a horizontal spring at point B. The distance between point A and B is 18 m and the spring constant k = 3×102 N/m. Right end of the spring is fixed, and all motions are confined in x-y plane. (a) Was the collision between the wood block and the bullet elastic or inelastic? Explain quantitively. (b) Find the maximum height from the ground the block with the bullet reached. (c) How far is point A from the launch point of the wood block?
A wood block of mass mw = 200 g is projected from the ground at a speed v0 = 35 m/s and at an angle θ0 = 50o. When at height h = 24 m the wood block was hit by a bullet of mass mb = 25 g which was moving at vb = 220 m/s and at an angle θb = 70o. After the collision, the bullet embedded itself in the block and move together and land at point A on the ground. Then they move on the ground that has coefficient of kinetic friction μk = 0.5 and start to compress a horizontal spring at point B. The distance between point A and B is 18 m and the spring constant k = 3×102 N/m. Right end of the spring is fixed, and all motions are confined in x-y plane. (a) Was the collision between the wood block and the bullet elastic or inelastic? Explain quantitively. (b) Find the maximum height from the ground the block with the bullet reached. (c) How far is point A from the launch point of the wood block?
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A wood block of mass mw = 200 g is projected from the ground at a speed v0 = 35 m/s and
at an angle θ0 = 50o. When at height h = 24 m the wood block was hit by a bullet of mass mb =
25 g which was moving at vb = 220 m/s and at an angle θb = 70o. After the collision, the bullet
embedded itself in the block and move together and land at point A on the ground. Then they
move on the ground that has coefficient of kinetic friction μk = 0.5 and start to compress a
horizontal spring at point B. The distance between point A and B is 18 m and the spring
constant k = 3×102 N/m. Right end of the spring is fixed, and all motions are confined in x-y
plane.
(a) Was the collision between the wood block and the bullet elastic or inelastic?
Explain quantitively.
(b) Find the maximum height from the ground the block with the bullet reached.
(c) How far is point A from the launch point of the wood block?
Transcribed Image Text:1. A wood block of mass mw = 200 g is projected from the ground at a speed vo= 35 m/s and
at an angle d- 50. When at height h= 24 m the wood block was hit by a bullet of mass m=
25 g which was moving at = 220 m/s and at an angle 6 = 70°. After the collision, the bullet
embedded itself in the block and move together and land at point A on the ground. Then they
move on the ground that has coefficient of kinetic frietion e= 0.5 and start to compress a
horizontal spring at point B. The distance between point A and B is 18 m and the spring
constant k = 3x10' N/m. Right end of the spring is fixed, and all motions are confined in x-y
plane.
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+ Bullet
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