Can you help me with number 57 please I'm really confused and don't know what the difference between elastic and in elastic would be in this case. Also I attached my attemp at the problem (I don't know what I am doing wrong) and the answer is printed at the top. I In FIGURE P11.57, a block of massm slides along a frictionless track eawith speed v. It collides with aRmstationary block of mass M. Find anexpression for the minimum valueof vm that will allow the secondblock to circle the loop-the-loopVmmMFIGURE P11.57without falling off if the collision is(a) perfectly inelastic or (b) perfectly elastic. dmi

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Can you help me with number 57 please I'm really confused and don't know what the difference between elastic and in elastic would be in this case. Also I attached my attemp at the problem (I don't know what I am doing wrong) and the answer is printed at the top.

I In FIGURE P11.57, a block of mass
m slides along a frictionless track ea
with speed v. It collides with a
R
m
stationary block of mass M. Find an
expression for the minimum value
of vm that will allow the second
block to circle the loop-the-loop
Vm
mM
FIGURE P11.57
without falling off if the collision is
(a) perfectly inelastic or (b) perfectly elastic. dmi

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