Applying momentum conservation for collision,
(0.014 x 170) + (4 x 0) = (0.014 + 4) v
v = 0.593 m/s
Now applying energy conservation,
m v^2 /2 = m g h
and h = L (1 - cos(theta))
v^2 = 2 L (1 - cos(theta))
0.593^2 = 2 x 3.4 (1 - cos(theta))
cos(theta) = 0.9483
theta = 18.5 deg
horizontal displacement = L sin(theta)
= 3.4 sin(18.5)
= 1.08 m
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