A block of mass 20 kg moves along a frictionless surface, and is in a collision course with a sphere of mass 10 kg tied to an inextensible rope of length 6.00m. If the block collides with the sphere with a velocity of 5.00 m/s, as shown in the figure, and the coefficient of restitution is e = 0.800, determine the following. Neglect friction and air resistance. VB' + VS' = 5 10vB' + 20vS' = 100 VB'-VS' = 5 VB 5.00 m/s 20vB'+10vS' = 100 0:00 111/5, 0 r: 6.00m 1. If vB' is the velocity of the block just after collision and us' is the velocity of the sphere just after collision, which of the following equations is correct? T H of the block immediately after colliding with the sphere?

A block of mass 20 kg moves along a frictionless surface, and is in a collision course with a sphere of mass 10 kg tied to an inextensible rope of length 6.00m. If the block collides with the sphere with a velocity of 5.00 m/s, as shown in the figure, and the coefficient of restitution is e = 0.800, determine the following. Neglect friction and air resistance. VB' + VS' = 5 10vB' + 20vS' = 100 VB'-VS' = 5 VB 5.00 m/s 20vB'+10vS' = 100 0:00 111/5, 0 r: 6.00m 1. If vB' is the velocity of the block just after collision and us' is the velocity of the sphere just after collision, which of the following equations is correct? T H of the block immediately after colliding with the sphere?

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