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a 0.075 kg projectile strikes and becomes embedded in 0.6 kg block wich is initially at rest. Determine the final velocity of both masses. Select one: a. 31.58 m/s b. 54.55 m/s C. 26.09 m/s d. 22.22 m/s

a 0.075 kg projectile strikes and becomes embedded in 0.6 kg block wich is initially at rest. Determine the final velocity of both masses. Select one: a. 31.58 m/s b. 54.55 m/s C. 26.09 m/s d. 22.22 m/s

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a 0.075 k g projectile strikes and becomes embedded in 0.6 k g block wich is initially at rest. Determine the final velocity of both masses.
Select one: a. 31.58 m / s b. 54.55 m / s C. 26.09 m / s d. 22.22 m / s

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