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A bullet of mass 100 gram travelling horizontally at 150 metre per second embeds itself in centre of block of wood match 2.9 kg which is suspended by a light vertical strings 2.5 metre in length. What is maximum angle made by string with vertical after impact ?
A bullet of mass 100 gram travelling horizontally at 150 metre per second embeds itself in centre of block of wood match 2.9 kg which is suspended by a light vertical strings 2.5 metre in length. What is maximum angle made by string with vertical after impact ?
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