7. A stick, mass =2 kg L= 2 m, is hinged about its end. It is initially in a vertical position. A small mass of clay, mass = 0.4 kg is initially traveling with a velocity of 16 m/s towards the stick. The clay strikes the stick at a distance of 75 cm below the hinge. The clay collides inelastically with the stick, to what angle does the stick with the clay rise after the collision? V = 16

7. A stick, mass =2 kg L= 2 m, is hinged about its end. It is initially in a vertical position. A small mass of clay, mass = 0.4 kg is initially traveling with a velocity of 16 m/s towards the stick. The clay strikes the stick at a distance of 75 cm below the hinge. The clay collides inelastically with the stick, to what angle does the stick with the clay rise after the collision? V = 16

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