In the "Ballistic Pendulum" experiment (shown in the adjacent figure), a ball which has velocity 5m/s and has mass 50 g sticks to the stationary block (m block=90 g). They move together after the collision. The height (h) they reach after the collision (in cm) is: (where g = 9. 8 m/s)

In the "Ballistic Pendulum" experiment (shown in the adjacent figure), a ball which has velocity 5m/s and has mass 50 g sticks to the stationary block (m block=90 g). They move together after the collision. The height (h) they reach after the collision (in cm) is: (where g = 9. 8 m/s)

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In the "Ballistic Pendulum" experiment (shown in
the adjacent figure), a ball which has velocity 5m/s
and has mass 50 g sticks to the stationary block (m
block=90 g). They move together after the collision.
The height (h) they reach after the collision (in cm)
is: (where g = 9. 8 m/s')
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