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IZJWY A 0.11 kg bullet moving 212_m/s hits a 6.1 kg block of wood at rest. If the bullet becomes embedded in the wood (and if the block of wood is free to move), what is the speed of the system immediately after the impact? What percent of the kinetic energy is lost due to the impact? 4. speed A. 3.378_m/s D. 3.537_m/s B. 3.755 m/s E. 3.227_m/s C. 4.11 m/s F. 3.956 m/s 1--1 94.76 percent 117.60 percent 108.20 percent IZIWR 5. percent A. B. C. 1--1 98.23 percent 113.10 percent 103.70 percent DEE E. F.

IZJWY A 0.11 kg bullet moving 212_m/s hits a 6.1 kg block of wood at rest. If the bullet becomes embedded in the wood (and if the block of wood is free to move), what is the speed of the system immediately after the impact? What percent of the kinetic energy is lost due to the impact? 4. speed A. 3.378_m/s D. 3.537_m/s B. 3.755 m/s E. 3.227_m/s C. 4.11 m/s F. 3.956 m/s 1--1 94.76 percent 117.60 percent 108.20 percent IZIWR 5. percent A. B. C. 1--1 98.23 percent 113.10 percent 103.70 percent DEE E. F.

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