Can you please answer this question Part 2 - Ballistic Pendulum: Consider a ball of mass m, moving horizontally at a speed v. It collides withand sticks to a hanging mass m₂ attached to a pendulum. The goal of this exercise is to predict themaximum height h reached by the pendulum after the inelastic collision.b.3. When considering the collision (parts a and b of the motion), which conservation law should beused? Conservation of momentum or conservation of mechanical energy? Justify your choice.4.To confirm the hypothesis, we will make predictions using both conservation laws, knowing thatonly one of the conservation laws will give the right answer. Consider the system composed ofthe ball and hanging mass. Determine the speed v₂ of the two objects after the collision as afunction of the ball's (m₂) initial speed v usinga. conservation of mechanical energy;b. conservation of momentum.5. Derive an algebraic expression for the maximum height h that will be reached by the pendulumas a function of v₂.

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Part 2- Ballistic Pendulum: Consider a ball of mass m, moving horizontally at a speed v. It collides with and sticks to a hanging mass m₂ attached to a pendulum. The goal of this exercise is to predict the maximum height h reached by the pendulum after the inelastic collision.