What is the kinetic energy before and after collision in a ballistic pendulum setting with Mass...
What is the kinetic energy before and after collision in a ballistic pendulum setting with
Mass of bullet = 0.0574kg
Mass of pendulum = 0.116kg
y = 0.1126m
g = 9.81 m/s^2
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