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B gy is converted to momentum and heat, and the equation for the al velocity of the bullet is v = v(2gh) energy is destroyed as heat during the the initial velocity of the bullet is Vi = (m + M)v(2gh) %3D m energy is created as heat during the col initial velocity of the bullet is Vi = (m + M D ergy is converted to momentum, and the equation for the initial locity of the bullet is v = V(2gh)

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Chapter9: Linear Momentum And Collisions

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