(c) A 2.00 kg block hangs from the end of a 1.50 kg, 1.00 m long rod, togat her forming apendulum that swings from a fridionless pivot a the top end of the rod. A 10.00 g bulletis red horizontal into the block, where it sticks, causing the pendulum to swing out toa 30:00 angle as shown in Figure 5. Calaulate the initial speed of the bullet and leaveyour answer in terms of ! 1. Use Irod = ML?, where M and L are mass and length of%3Dthe rod, respectively.e= 30°d- 1.0 mm - 1.5 kgdcosem, - 0.010 kgTAy-daw, - O rad/s= 0 m/sm, = 2.0 kgVe - 0 m/sFigure 5: The bullet hitting pendulum

GIVEN: *2.0 kg block(mB) *1.5 kg Rod(mR) *1.0 m long (d) *10 g bullet( mb) *θ=30° TO FIND: *The…

(c) A 2.00 kg block hangs from the end of a 1.50 kg, 1.00 m long rod, toget her forming a pendulum that swings from a fridtionless pivot a the top end of the rod. A 10.00 g bullet is red horizontal into the block, where it sticks, causing the pendulum to swing out to a 30:00 angle as shown in Figure 5. Calculate the initial speed of the bullet and leave your answer in terms of ! . Use I,od = ML2, where M and L are mass and length of the rod, respectively.

(c) A 2.00 kg block hangs from the end of a 1.50 kg, 1.00 m long rod, toget her forming a pendulum that swings from a fridtionless pivot a the top end of the rod. A 10.00 g bullet is red horizontal into the block, where it sticks, causing the pendulum to swing out to a 30:00 angle as shown in Figure 5. Calculate the initial speed of the bullet and leave your answer in terms of ! . Use I,od = ML2, where M and L are mass and length of the rod, respectively.

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(c) A 2.00 kg block hangs from the end of a 1.50 kg, 1.00 m long rod, togat her forming a
pendulum that swings from a fridionless pivot a the top end of the rod. A 10.00 g bullet
is red horizontal into the block, where it sticks, causing the pendulum to swing out to
a 30:00 angle as shown in Figure 5. Calaulate the initial speed of the bullet and leave
your answer in terms of ! 1. Use Irod = ML?, where M and L are mass and length of
%3D
the rod, respectively.
e= 30°
d- 1.0 m
m - 1.5 kg
dcose
m, - 0.010 kg
TAy
-da
w, - O rad/s
= 0 m/s
m, = 2.0 kg
Ve - 0 m/s
Figure 5: The bullet hitting pendulum

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