A bullet, with mass 0.008 kg is fired into a block of wood with mass 1.96 kg suspended like a pendulum. The bullet makes a completely inelastic collision with the block, becoming embedded in it. After the impact of the bullet, the block swings up to a maximum height 0.079 m. Find the initial speed of the bullet? a) 6) 41. m M l h↑ je M+m

A bullet, with mass 0.008 kg is fired into a block of wood with mass 1.96 kg suspended like a pendulum. The bullet makes a completely inelastic collision with the block, becoming embedded in it. After the impact of the bullet, the block swings up to a maximum height 0.079 m. Find the initial speed of the bullet? a) 6) 41. m M l h↑ je M+m

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A bullet, with mass 0.008 kg is fired into a block of wood with mass 1.96 kg suspended like a pendulum.
The bullet makes a completely inelastic collision with the block, becoming embedded in it. After the impact of the bullet, the block swings up to a maximum height 0.079 m.
Find the initial speed of the bullet?
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