A small charge is placed between the 3 kg white block and the 10 kg black block. a. What type of interaction is this? (explosion, elastic collision, or inelastic collision)? BEFORE AFTER b. What is the velocity of the BLACK block, if the white block moved with a velocity of -7 m/s
A small charge is placed between the 3 kg white block and the 10 kg black block. a. What type of interaction is this? (explosion, elastic collision, or inelastic collision)? BEFORE AFTER b. What is the velocity of the BLACK block, if the white block moved with a velocity of -7 m/s
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A small charge is placed between the 3kg white block and the 10kg black block
1.what type of interaction is this?(explosion, elastic, collision, or inelastic collision)?
2.what is the velocity of the black block if the white block moved with a velocity of -7m/s
Transcribed Image Text:### Physics Problem: Interaction of Blocks with Masses
3. **A small charge is placed between the 3 kg white block and the 10 kg black block.**
a. **What type of interaction is this?** (explosion, elastic collision, or inelastic collision)?
b. **What is the velocity of the BLACK block, if the white block moved with a velocity of -7 m/s?**
#### Explanation of Diagrams:
- **Before Interaction:**
- There is a diagram illustrating two blocks in contact. The white block (3 kg) is positioned to the left of the black block (10 kg).
- **After Interaction:**
- The diagram shows that the blocks have separated. The white block is to the left, and the black block is moving to the right, indicated by a double-sided arrow.
This scenario looks to analyze the nature of the interaction that occurs when the small charge is placed between the two blocks and to find the resulting velocity of the black block given the velocity of the white block.
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