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A 0.46 kg clay disk is fired at an angle of 22º to the horizontal with...

A 0.46 kg clay disk is fired at an angle of 22º to the horizontal with an initial speed of v0 = 38.2 m / s. When he reaches maximum height h, he is hit from below by a 15.8 g bullet that travels vertically upward with a speed of 228 m / s. The bullet is embedded in the disc. Calculate the additional displacement Δx that you will reach from being hit by the bullet.

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