Please help me A 10-g bullet is fired into a wooden block of 15 kg which is sitting on the surface with a kineticcoefficient of friction of 0.2. If the bullet's speed is Vo = 300 m/s as it is shown in the figure, andit is embedded into the wooden block. Which of the following is the maximum displacement ofthe block after the bullet is embedded in ? Neglect the size of the bullet and block.mMLütfen birini seçin:a. 0,010 mb. Nonec. 0,380 md. 1,277 me. 0,064 m

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it is embedded into the wooden block. Which of the following is the maximum displacement of the block after the bullet is embedded in ? Neglect the size of the bullet and block.

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