A bullet ( m 63 g) strikes a pendulum (M = 88.5 g ) at rest originally. The bullet is imbedded inside the pendulum and they swing to a height of 19.6 centimeters. 1/1/00 selfi 15 M 12. Find the initial velocity of the bullet. a. 1.96 m/s b. 3.28 m/s c. 2.74 m/s d. 4.71 m/s (M+m) I h

A bullet ( m 63 g) strikes a pendulum (M = 88.5 g ) at rest originally. The bullet is imbedded inside the pendulum and they swing to a height of 19.6 centimeters. 1/1/00 selfi 15 M 12. Find the initial velocity of the bullet. a. 1.96 m/s b. 3.28 m/s c. 2.74 m/s d. 4.71 m/s (M+m) I h

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