Asked by Serena
                An m=150 g block hits an M= 265 g block initially at rest on a horizontal surface. After impact they stick together and slide 7.47 m before coming to rest. The coefficient of friction between blocks and surface is 0.39.
a) What is in m/s the speed of both blocks immediately after impact?
b) What is in m/s the speed of the first block (m) just before impact?
            
        a) What is in m/s the speed of both blocks immediately after impact?
b) What is in m/s the speed of the first block (m) just before impact?
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                    Answered by
            J.K
            
    The two blocks decelerate due to friction Ffr=(m1+m2)a  a=Ffr/(m1+m2) Ffr=u(m1+m2)g  a=u(m1+m2)g/(m1+m2) cancelling the common parameter,a=ug a=0.39*10=3.9m/s       Vf=sqrt(2*3.9*7.47)=7.63m/s   b)150v1=(150+265)*7.63 v1=21.1m/s
    
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