In the attached figure, two objects are suspended at the ends of a rope moving over I apulley. Body Ahas a mass of 0.5kg and Body B has a mass of m kg. At rest, the body B was held so that it was close to the ground, and then the body B was released to move vertically. Body A hits the ground two seconds later and had a velocity of Sm/s. m (mass body B) A 05kg Bmkg 0.5 0.3 0.6 O 0.4 O E

In the attached figure, two objects are suspended at the ends of a rope moving over I apulley. Body Ahas a mass of 0.5kg and Body B has a mass of m kg. At rest, the body B was held so that it was close to the ground, and then the body B was released to move vertically. Body A hits the ground two seconds later and had a velocity of Sm/s. m (mass body B) A 05kg Bmkg 0.5 0.3 0.6 O 0.4 O E

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