A 0.053 kg bullet is fired into a 5.52 kg wood block, which is attached to a pendulum. At the instant after they collide inelastically, the velocity of the bullet + block system is 2.82 m/s. Assume that the height of the system at this time is h = 0 m.What is the total mechanical energy of the combined bullet and block system at this time?Hint: The following formula will be usefulTotal Energy = KE + PEWhere KE represents kinetic energy, and PE represents Potential Energy

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A 0.053 kg bullet is fired into a 5.52 kg wood block, which is attached to a pendulum. At the instant after they collide inelastically, the velocity of the bullet + block system is 2 What is the total mechanical energy of the combined bullet and block system at this time? Hint: The following formula will be useful Total Energy = KE + PE Where KE represents kinetic energy, and PE represents Potential Energy

A 0.053 kg bullet is fired into a 5.52 kg wood block, which is attached to a pendulum. At the instant after they collide inelastically, the velocity of the bullet + block system is 2 What is the total mechanical energy of the combined bullet and block system at this time? Hint: The following formula will be useful Total Energy = KE + PE Where KE represents kinetic energy, and PE represents Potential Energy

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