Initial KE = 0.5*0.0421*2.35^2 = 0.1162 J
Final KE = 0
Heat = KE = 0.1162 J = mL = m*334000
m = 0.348 mg
A block of ice at 0oC whose mass initially is m = 42.1 kg slides along...
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A block of ice of mass m and a wedge of ice of mass M can slide on one another and on a horizontal ice surface without friction. Initially the wedge is at rest and the block moves towards it with speed upsilon_0. When the block reaches the wedge, it slides up the slope to a maximum height, h above the horizontal. It then descends and returns to the horizontal surface. What is the height, h reached by the block?...
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