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A 6.8 g bullet traveling at 395 m/s goes through a stationary block of wood in
4.3 x 10-4 s and emerges at 102 m/s. How thick is the wood?

How do I calculate the thickness of the block of wood?
4 years ago

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R_scott
the assumption is uniform acceleration (deceleration) in the wood

average velocity (in the wood) ... (395 m/s + 102 m/s) / 2

thickness = average velocity * transit time
4 years ago

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