Dear,Could you be able to solve this for me with some written explanations to be able to understand the solution better?Thank you in advance! y=H.y = 0mx = 0zero frictionEx = D/2nonzero frictionx = DXTwo small blocks with mass m are placed on a ramp. If the x and y axes are chosen as indicated in the figure,the initial position of the first mass is (0, H) and the initial position of the second mass is (D/2, H/2). Bothblocks are initially at rest.Between x = 0 and x = D/2 there is no friction.Between x = D/2 and x = D there is kinetic friction between the blocks and the ramp with kinetic frictioncoefficient μ.When the first block reaches the second block, they collide. The collision is fully inelastic.The acceleration of gravity is g.Calculate the final speed of the blocks when they reach the end of the ramp at x = D. Express your answer inthe given quantities μz, H, D, and g.You can regard the blocks as point masses so that their dimensions are neglected.Assume the friction coefficient is small enough so that the blocks don't come to a stop before reaching theend of the ramp.

Name: Dear,Could you be able to solve this for me with some written explanat
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Description: Dear,Could you be able to solve this for me with some written explanations to be able to understand the solution better?Thank you in advance! y=H.y = 0mx = 0zero frictionEx = D/2nonzero frictionx = DXTwo small blocks with mass m are placed on a ramp.