A ballet of mass, 120g is fired horizontally
into a fixed wonder block with a speed of 20m/s:
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Physics, 18.04.2021 15:40, officialgraciela67
A ballet of mass, 120g is fired horizontally
into a fixed wonder block with a speed of 20m/s:
The bullet is brought to rest in the block in
0.1 second by a constant resistance.
Calculate the magnitude of the resistance.
distance moved by the buttet. in the wood,
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