Shown in the figure below is a set of two masses on a track. The regions with the solid black line have no friction and the region with the tan pattern has a coefficient of k= 0.401. The small mass, m 1.42 kg, is initially stationary at a height of Y1 = 0.78 meters. The large mass, M = 4.60 kg, is stationary on the flat surface. V₁ (1) V₂=? (2 Blocks stick together M V₂=? The following sequence of events occur: . 12: The small mass slides down the ramp. . 2-3: The small and large mass collide inelastically and stick together. • 3-4: The small and large mass slide together into the frictional region and come to a stop. Determine all the following: The velocity of the small mass at moment 2: v₂ = The velocity of the stuck masses moment 3: V3 = The distance required to come to a stop: d = m m/s d=? m/s stopped biddaman friction

Shown in the figure below is a set of two masses on a track. The regions with the solid black line have no friction and the region with the tan pattern has a coefficient of k= 0.401. The small mass, m 1.42 kg, is initially stationary at a height of Y1 = 0.78 meters. The large mass, M = 4.60 kg, is stationary on the flat surface. V₁ (1) V₂=? (2 Blocks stick together M V₂=? The following sequence of events occur: . 12: The small mass slides down the ramp. . 2-3: The small and large mass collide inelastically and stick together. • 3-4: The small and large mass slide together into the frictional region and come to a stop. Determine all the following: The velocity of the small mass at moment 2: v₂ = The velocity of the stuck masses moment 3: V3 = The distance required to come to a stop: d = m m/s d=? m/s stopped biddaman friction

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