Calculate the magnitude of the linear momentum (in kg m/s) for the following cases: a.)A 16.0...
Calculate the magnitude of the linear momentum (in kg m/s) for
the following cases:
a.)A 16.0 g bullet moving with a speed of 350.0 m/s.
b.)A 23.0 g block moving with a speed of 6.00 m/s.
c.)If the bullet and the block collide while moving in the SAME
direction, and the bullet sticks inside the block: What is the
magnitude of bullet-block system's momentum (in kg m/s) after the
collision?
d.)What is the system's speed (in m/s) after the collision?
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Calculate the magnitude of the linear momentum (in kg m/s) for
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the magnitude of total linear momentum of the system before
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move together. what js the magnitude of the final velocity
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