2. A cylindrical plug A of mass ma = 0.5Bkg is released from rest at point B andslides down smooth circular guide with aradius r= 2 m, as shown in the Figure.The plug strikes the block C of mass mc= 1.2 kg and becomes embedded in it.After the impact plug-block system-travel a rough surface S with coefficientof kinetic friction uk = 0.3. Neglect theair friction for the following calculations.(a)Calculate the work done on the plug due to the displacement in the circularpath.(b)Calculate the velocity of the plug-block system just after the strike.(c)Before coming to rest how much distance the block and plug will travels. Alsocalculate the deceleration rate in this distance.

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