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A 5.00 g bullet (bullet 1) is fired from a gun at height of 2.00 m above a horizontal surface. When the bulletleaves the muzzle
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A bullet (m = 0.0250 kg) is fired with a speed of 91.00 m/s and hits a block (M = 2.30 kg) supported by two light strings as
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a) A bullet (m = 0.0250 kg) is fired with a speed of 91.00 m/s and hits a block (M = 2.80 kg) supported by two light strings as
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A bullet (m = 0.0250 kg) is fired with a speed of 94.00 m/s and hits a block (M = 2.20 kg) supported by two light strings as
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A bullet (m = 0.0250 kg) is fired with a speed of 92.00 m/s and hits a block (M = 2.50 kg) supported by two light strings as
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As part of a forensic test, a 5.0g lead bullet is fired into a fence post. the initial speed of the bullet is 250 m/s. when it
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A 5.00g lead bullet is fired into a wooden fence post. The initial speed of the bullet is 250m/s, and when it comes to rest,
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a point 22 caliber rifle fires a 1.8 gram bullet at a 400m/s into a block of wood. If the bullet penetrates to a depht of 10cm
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A bullet of 10g enters a target at 100 ms-1 and leaves it 0.01 s later. Calculate:i. The rate of change of momentum of the
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a 100-g bullet is fired horizontally into a 14.9kg block of wood resting on a horizontal surface and the bullet becomes embedded
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