Jsing the principle of conservation of mechanical energy, determine the speed of the block with a mass of 2.00 kg as the block of mass 6.00 kg hits the ground. The 6.00 kg object is initially positioned at 2.00 m high from the ground. Consider frictionless pulley and neglect air resistance.

Jsing the principle of conservation of mechanical energy, determine the speed of the block with a mass of 2.00 kg as the block of mass 6.00 kg hits the ground. The 6.00 kg object is initially positioned at 2.00 m high from the ground. Consider frictionless pulley and neglect air resistance.

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Using the principle of conservation of mechanical energy, determine the speed of
the block with a mass of 2.00 kg as the block of mass 6.00 kg hits the ground. The
6.00 kg object is initially positioned at 2.00 m high from the ground. Consider
frictionless pulley and neglect air resistance.
6.00 kg
2.00 kg

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