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In Figure 2, the pendulum consists of m1 kg slender rod AB and a m2 kg...

In Figure 2, the pendulum consists of m1 kg slender rod AB and a m2 kg wooden block with a dimension of a m (length) x b m (height). The m3 kg bullet having a velocity of V m/s is fired into the edge of the wooden block. Analyze the maximum angle of swing before the pendulum momentarily stops. The wooden block is originally at rest. Neglect the mass of the slender rod AB. Use appropriate numerical values to explain your result.

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