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The bob of a simple pendulum of length l = 0.85 m dropped from a horizontal position strikes a block at rest of the same mass, placed at middle on a horizontal table that total width and height is 0.65 m, 1 m respectively and the friction μ = 0.45 at what position does the block stop? (Note: the energy is conservation during strikes)

The bob of a simple pendulum of length l = 0.85 m dropped from a horizontal position strikes a block at rest of the same mass, placed at middle on a horizontal table that total width and height is 0.65 m, 1 m respectively and the friction μ = 0.45 at what position does the block stop? (Note: the energy is conservation during strikes)

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The bob of a simple pendulum of length l = 0.85 m dropped from a horizontal position strikes a block at rest of the same mass, placed at middle on a horizontal table that total width and height is 0.65 m , 1 m respectively and the friction μ = 0.45 at what position does the block stop? (Note: the energy is conservation during strikes)

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