m = 0.50 kg M=1.0 kg A small block with mass m = 0. 500 [kg] slides down a frictionless inclined plane that has a height h = 1.00 [m]. The block collides and sticks to a uniform rod of mass M = 1. 00 [kg] pivoted at h= 1.0 m point 0. Find the maximum height H that the small block will reach.

m = 0.50 kg M=1.0 kg A small block with mass m = 0. 500 [kg] slides down a frictionless inclined plane that has a height h = 1.00 [m]. The block collides and sticks to a uniform rod of mass M = 1. 00 [kg] pivoted at h= 1.0 m point 0. Find the maximum height H that the small block will reach.

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Chapter10: Rotation Of A Rigid Object About A Fixed Axis

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