A target shooter is testing various types of bullets by shooting them at a wooden block of mass M that is resting on a frictionless surface, as shown.When struck head-on by the bullets, the wooden block moves to the right. The mass of the bullet and block remains the same for each trial. Eachbullet has the same mass m and is shot with the same velocity v 0 toward the right. Howeyer, the bullets are made of different materials, and eachbehaves differently when it strikes the block, as described below• Round bullet: Strikes the block and remains embedded, while the block moves to the right with a speed of v 1.• Sharp bullet: Passes all the way through the block and continues traveling away from the target shooter, while the block moves to the right at a speedof v 2.• Rubber bullet: Bounces horizontally off the block back toward the shooter while the block moves to the right at a speed of v 3.a. Rank the three resulting speeds v_1, v_2, and v_3 from greatestt to least in the spaces indicated below. If any two or all three speeds are the same,show this with an equals sign.

Case-1 Round Bulletusing conservation of momenteummv0=m+MV1⇒V1=mv0m+Massuming,…

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