A 12 g bullet is fired from a gun and moves vertically upwards at a velocity of 950m/s and strikes a 2kg brick which is originally at rest, as shown in the picture below. If the bullet emerges from the brick at a speed of 290m/s, determine 1. What is the The maximum height to which the brick rises? 2. What is The increase in the internal energy of the whole bullet-brick system? 290 m/s 950 m/s

A 12 g bullet is fired from a gun and moves vertically upwards at a velocity of 950m/s and strikes a 2kg brick which is originally at rest, as shown in the picture below. If the bullet emerges from the brick at a speed of 290m/s, determine 1. What is the The maximum height to which the brick rises? 2. What is The increase in the internal energy of the whole bullet-brick system? 290 m/s 950 m/s

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A 12 g bullet is fired from a gun and moves
vertically upwards at a velocity of 950m/s
and strikes a 2kg brick which is originally at
rest, as shown in the picture below. If the
bullet emerges from the brick at a speed of
290m/s, determine
1. What is the The maximum height to
which the brick rises?
2. What is The increase in the internal
energy of the whole bullet-brick
system?
290 m/s
950 m/s

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