main concept in this problem: " onedimensional collission [elastic collision]" and law of conservation of momentum.
and this problem is also solved by using the law of conservation of enrgy or work-energy theorem.
part (a) is calculated by using the law of conservation of momentum
and
part (b) is calculated by using the work-energy theorem.
law of conservation of momentum for this case:
m1u1+m2u2 = [m1+m2]v
work energy theorem:
total work done by friction = change in kinetic energy
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