Important note: Unless otherwise stated, your answer must be in Sl units. A m = 25.0 [kg] block slides down a = 36.0 incline as shown, leaving the end with a speed of um = 1.20 [m/s]. At the same time, an M = 75.0 [kg] cart, whose top end is located h = 3.00 [m] below the end of the chute, moves to the left with a speed of UM = 3.00 [m/s], and catches the block as it falls. Once the cart catches the block, both move with the same speed. You may ignore friction. h 07 UM Um M What is the speed of the block just as it hits the cart? What is the velocity of the block-cart system after the cart catches the block? What is the change in energy of the cart and block immediately before and immediately after collision?

Important note: Unless otherwise stated, your answer must be in Sl units. A m = 25.0 [kg] block slides down a = 36.0 incline as shown, leaving the end with a speed of um = 1.20 [m/s]. At the same time, an M = 75.0 [kg] cart, whose top end is located h = 3.00 [m] below the end of the chute, moves to the left with a speed of UM = 3.00 [m/s], and catches the block as it falls. Once the cart catches the block, both move with the same speed. You may ignore friction. h 07 UM Um M What is the speed of the block just as it hits the cart? What is the velocity of the block-cart system after the cart catches the block? What is the change in energy of the cart and block immediately before and immediately after collision?

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