Find the momentum of m1 and m2 before the collision. a) p1 = b) p2= c) ptotal = A ballistic pendulum system fires a bullet into a pendulum bob suspended by a rod ofnegligible mass. Bullet mass m1 =0.025kg with an initial speed v1=1.20 m/s.Pendulum bob mass alone and initial velocity: (m2=0.65 kg, v2i=0.0m/s). After thecollision, the bullet and the bob stick together and they swing through an arc,eventually gaining a vertical height h.

(A) For Bullet, Mass m1 = 0.025 Kg Initial speed of bullet v1i = 1.20 m/s Initial momentum of…

A ballistic pendulum system fires a bullet into a pendulum bob suspended by a rod of negligible mass. Bullet mass m1 =0.025kg with an initial speed V1i=1.20 m/s. Pendulum bob mass alone and initial velocity: (m2=0.65 kg, V2=0.0m/s). After the collision, the bullet and the bob stick together and they swing through an arc, eventually gaining a vertical height h.

A ballistic pendulum system fires a bullet into a pendulum bob suspended by a rod of negligible mass. Bullet mass m1 =0.025kg with an initial speed V1i=1.20 m/s. Pendulum bob mass alone and initial velocity: (m2=0.65 kg, V2=0.0m/s). After the collision, the bullet and the bob stick together and they swing through an arc, eventually gaining a vertical height h.

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Problem 43PQ: Pendulum bob 1 has mass m1. It is displaced to height h1 and released. Pendulum bob 1 elastically...

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