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A bullet of mass, 50g, travelling at 500m/s strikes a stationery block of mass 2kg resting on a smooth surface. The bullet goes through and comes out on the other side at 200m/s…

A bullet of mass, 50g, travelling at 500m/s strikes a stationery block of mass 2kg resting on a smooth surface. The bullet goes through and comes out on the other side at 200m/s…
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A bullet of mass, 50g, travelling at 500m/s strikes a stationery block of mass 2kg resting on a smooth surface. The bullet goes through and comes out on the other side at 200m/s. Calculate the speed of the block after th3 bullte has come out.​

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