Given mass of bullet = 9.9 g = 0.0099 kg
mass of wood block = 5.02 kg
Speed of the block before the collision
The sum of the moment of bodies mV before collision is equal to the sum after the collision
The bullet speed equal to the speed of the block after the shock
Then we have
Solving for the velocity of the bullet
Where
So that
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