In his mission as a spy, Loid Forger fired a bullet weighing mB= 0.007 kg with a horizontal speed of VB= 550 m/s into thelower end of a gate which can be modeled into a slenderm=16-kg bar of length L=1.5m for simplified analysis only.Know that h=0.25 m and that the gate, which has a pinconnection at point C, is initially at rest. The bullet becomesembedded into the gate after impact.1.5 mсAD0.25 mVB= 550 m/s 2. Which of the following momentum equations about C is CORRECT and can be used to solve forthe angular velocity of the gate? ◆A. 1.25mßvß = 1.25mßvß - 0.5mvg — ÏÅ BwB. 1.25m BVB = 1.25mßvß +0.5mvg + IA BwC. 1.250mßvß = 1.250mßvß +0.500mvGD. 1.25mßvß = 1.25mBvB – 0.5mvG

Givenm=0.007kgVB=550 m/sm=16kgL=1.5mh=0.25m

In his mission as a spy, Loid Forger fired a bullet weigh = 0.007 kg with a horizontal speed of vB= 550 m/s into lower end of a gate which can be modeled into a slend m=16-kg bar of length L=1.5m for simplified analysis o Know that h=0.25 m and that the gate, which has a pin connection at point C, is initially at rest. The bullet bec

In his mission as a spy, Loid Forger fired a bullet weigh = 0.007 kg with a horizontal speed of vB= 550 m/s into lower end of a gate which can be modeled into a slend m=16-kg bar of length L=1.5m for simplified analysis o Know that h=0.25 m and that the gate, which has a pin connection at point C, is initially at rest. The bullet bec

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