A bullet with mass m1 is fired horizontally at a velocity v1
If the bullet strikes a block of mass m2 at horizontal distance s1,
(a) how far h has it dropped?
Assuming the bullet’s horizontal speed remains constant,
(b) what will be its resultant speed vR as it hits the block?
(c) At what angle Θ below the horizontal does it strike the block?
The bullet remains in the block, which slides down a long ramp, which
sits at the same angle to the horizontal as the impact of the bullet.
(d) At what initial speed v2 will the block slide?
(e) The block slides to a stop on the ramp. If the ramp-block system has a coefficient of friction of µ, what will be the displacement s2 of the block?
(f) How much heat Q1 is generated by the impact of the bullet on the block?
(g) How much heat Q2 is generated by the friction of the block on the ramp?
this is all the instructor gave us. No diagrams, pictures, etc. Fun isn't it? ;)
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