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e 6: A 5 g bulle traveling at 300 m/s hits a 1.5 kg block of wood that is hanging from a 40 cm string, causing it to swing upward. Determine (a) how high the block swings and (b) the angle the string makes with the vertical. →Use to find 24. Ile 1° ! 828
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Here we apply conservation of momentum principle and energy conservation principle for the solution, foo mom entumconservahon, momentum before collision momentum Vo h juot after collision y t bullet + blod Novwe apply conserva***************************************************************************************************
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