A 20 g bullet moving horizontally at 50 m/s strikes a 7kg wooden block on a table. The bullet embedded in the block after the collision. A. Use the conservation of momentum for an example of the collision. B. Calculate the speed of the block after the collision. C. If after the collision the block moves 1.5 meters before coming to a complete stop. Calculate the frictional force acting on the block bullet after the collision.

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