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Velocity of bullet before hitting a pendulum
Oh, see now what I got confused to thank you! and for future reference how do you know it's not and elastic/inelastic collision- kinalee8
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Velocity of bullet before hitting a pendulum
isn't this an elastic collision meaning work will be conserved?- kinalee8
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Velocity of bullet before hitting a pendulum
I'm sorry but what do you mean by unreadable, do you not follow the terms in the equation or is it that you do not follow how I formulated the equations? also If I found the velocity for the top of the ball what would I have to do to find it for the bottom?- kinalee8
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Velocity of bullet before hitting a pendulum
<Mentor's note: moved from a technical forum and thus no template.> A pendulum consists of a bob of mass M and a rigid rod of length ℓ with negligible mass. The bob is struck by a bullet of mass m. The bullet passes through the bob and emerges with a speed half that of impact. The shot causes...- kinalee8
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