In the laboratory set up in shown in the figure below consisting of a 0.76 kg cubereicased from rest at the top of a ramp, 10 meter above a toble. The cube isreleased, it collides and STICKS to a 2.0 kg sphere initielly at rest on the edge of atable 2.0 meters from the ground. The Sphere & Cube hit the floor at a distonce Dfrom the edge of the table.a) Calculate the speed of the cube just BEFORE the collision.Your answerb) Calculate the speed of the cube & Sphere immediately AFTER the colision.Your answerc) Calculate the final speed landing) of the cube & Sphere. (HINT: Conservationof Energy).Your answerd) Determine the total distance (D) where the objects landed together.Your answeer

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Given: mass of the cube M = 0.75 kg height of the ramp h = 1.0 m mass of the sphere M = 2.0 kg…

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In the laboratory set up in shown in the figure below consisting of a 0.75 kg cube reieased from rest at the top of a ramp, 10 meter above a table. The cube is released, it collides and STICKS to a 2.0 kg sphere initielly at rest on the edge of a tabie 2.0 meters from the ground. The Sphere & Cube hit the floor at a distance D from the edge of the table.

In the laboratory set up in shown in the figure below consisting of a 0.75 kg cube reieased from rest at the top of a ramp, 10 meter above a table. The cube is released, it collides and STICKS to a 2.0 kg sphere initielly at rest on the edge of a tabie 2.0 meters from the ground. The Sphere & Cube hit the floor at a distance D from the edge of the table.

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