A block with a mass m is moving on a frictionless horizontal surface with a speed of V 10 m/s. The block of mass m starts climbing the hill, which has a mass of M 4m, an initial velocity of 0. But the block cannot reach the top of the hill. What is the speed of the hill when the block reaches its maximum height? (The surface of the hill-shaped barrier is also frictionless.) (Take g= 10 m/s².) 5m/s O 3m/s O1m/s O4m/s O2m/s

A block with a mass m is moving on a frictionless horizontal surface with a speed of V 10 m/s. The block of mass m starts climbing the hill, which has a mass of M 4m, an initial velocity of 0. But the block cannot reach the top of the hill. What is the speed of the hill when the block reaches its maximum height? (The surface of the hill-shaped barrier is also frictionless.) (Take g= 10 m/s².) 5m/s O 3m/s O1m/s O4m/s O2m/s

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