1. A 95 g bullet travelling at 101 m/s hits a stationary 800 g wooden block sitting on a frictionless surface, against a spring attached to the wall (see diagram). If the spring constant is 250 Determine the maximum compression of the spring. N m wooden block spring .

1. A 95 g bullet travelling at 101 m/s hits a stationary 800 g wooden block sitting on a frictionless surface, against a spring attached to the wall (see diagram). If the spring constant is 250 Determine the maximum compression of the spring. N m wooden block spring .

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