A bullet is shot into a block hanging from the ceiling by a light wire. The bullet is embede the collision, and both swing upwards together after the collision. Which of the following statements is true? (A) The kinetic energy of the ball and block is conserved during the collision (B) The linear momentum and total mechanical energy of the ball and block are conserved during the collision (C) The linear momentum of the ball and block is not conserved during the collision, but the total mechanical energy is conserved after the collision (D) The linear momentum is conserved during the collision and the total mechanical energy is conserved after the collision.

A bullet is shot into a block hanging from the ceiling by a light wire. The bullet is embede the collision, and both swing upwards together after the collision. Which of the following statements is true? (A) The kinetic energy of the ball and block is conserved during the collision (B) The linear momentum and total mechanical energy of the ball and block are conserved during the collision (C) The linear momentum of the ball and block is not conserved during the collision, but the total mechanical energy is conserved after the collision (D) The linear momentum is conserved during the collision and the total mechanical energy is conserved after the collision.

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A bullet is shot into a block hanging from the ceiling by a light wire. The bullet is embedded in the block during
the collision, and both swing upwards together after the collision. Which of the following statements is true?
(A) The kinetic energy of the ball and block is conserved during the collision
(B) The linear momentum and total mechanical energy of the ball and block are conserved during the collision
(C) The linear momentum of the ball and block is not conserved during the collision, but the total mechanical
energy is conserved after the collision
(D) The linear momentum is conserved during the collision and the total mechanical energy is conserved after
the collision.

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