The questions are in the image. PHYS2001 Fall ...A) h= 12.1 mB) h=14.2 mC) h = 48.3 mD) h = 82.7 mE) h=157 m3 / 5A bullet of mass m = 5.00 g moves directly upward at a speed of v= 200 m/s. It strikesand lodges in the center of a block of mass M= 60.0 g initially at rest on a table. To whatmaximum height does the block/bullet combination then rise above the table?100% +A) L = 0.30 mB) L = 0.50 mC) L = 1.1 mD) L = 1.8 mE) L=2.0 mBeginning from rest, a block of mass m slides down a frictionless curve. After slidingdownward by h = 0.60 m, the block encounters horizontal concrete and slides to a stop.The coefficient of kinetic friction between the block and the concrete is μ = 0.30. Whatis the stopping distance L?BullethL

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A bullet of mass m = 5.00 g moves directly upward at a speed of v= 200 m/s. It strikes and lodges in the center of a block of mass M= 60.0 g initially at rest on a table. To what maximum height does the block/bullet combination then rise above the table? A)h = 12.1 m B) h=14.2 m C) h = 48.3 m D) h = 82.7 m E) h=157 m Bullet

A bullet of mass m = 5.00 g moves directly upward at a speed of v= 200 m/s. It strikes and lodges in the center of a block of mass M= 60.0 g initially at rest on a table. To what maximum height does the block/bullet combination then rise above the table? A)h = 12.1 m B) h=14.2 m C) h = 48.3 m D) h = 82.7 m E) h=157 m Bullet

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