A block of mass 2.7kg is moving with the speed of 17 m/s on the smooth surface then it strike another block of mass 3.3kg which is at rest and they move together as a single block calculate the loss of kinetic energy.

A block of mass 2.7kg is moving with the speed of 17 m/s on the smooth surface then it strike another block of mass 3.3kg which is at rest and they move together as a single block calculate the loss of kinetic energy.

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