Problem 8: A bullet is fired horizontally into an initially stationary block of wood suspended by a string and remains embedded in the block. The bullet's mass is m = 0.0095 kg, while that of the block is M = 1.03 kg. After the collision the block/bullet system swings and reaches a maximum height of h = 0.85 m above its initial height. Neglect air resistance.

Problem 8: A bullet is fired horizontally into an initially stationary block of wood suspended by a string and remains embedded in the block. The bullet's mass is m = 0.0095 kg, while that of the block is M = 1.03 kg. After the collision the block/bullet system swings and reaches a maximum height of h = 0.85 m above its initial height. Neglect air resistance.

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