Question: ECollogriboard AP PHYSICS 1 Test Booklet Unit 4 Progress Check: FRQ 4 Show all your work for each part of the question. The parts within

ECollogriboard
AP PHYSICS 1
Test Booklet
Unit 4 Progress Check: FRQ 4
Show all your work for each part of the question. The parts within the question may not have equal weight.
Note: Figure not uravil tw aven.
Two blocks are on a horizontal tabletop, as shown in the figure. Block A of mass mA is initially moving with speed v0 to the right toward Block B of mass mB, which is initially at rest. The blocks can slide with negligible friction on the tabletop, which is a height h above the floor. The blocks collide and stick together, moving to the right and beyond the edge of the table. The blocks remain together as they fall to the floor, landing with their center of mass a horizontal distance xAB from the table's edge.
Block B is then returned to its initial position, and Block A is replaced with Block C . Block C has mass 2mA and is given an initial speed v02 to the right. As before, the blocks collide, stick together, and remain together as they fall to the floor. Blocks B and C land with their center of mass a horizontal distance xBC from the table's edge.
(a) Indicate the correct relation between xAB and xBC.
(a) Indicate the correct relation between
q,xAB>xBC
xBC>xAB,xAB=xBC
Justify your selection.
1.1=Pf
A=PA+pf:mA:(mA+mB)Vf
conservation of momentum, derive an expression for xABin terms ofmA,mB,v0,h, and
(b) Starting with the conservation of momentum, derive an exps which the blocks are only partially beyond the physical constants, as appropriate. Assume that is negligible. table's edge and still partially on table is ngigite.
(c) Indicate whether the expression you derived in part (b) is consistent with the relation you selected in part (a). Justify your answer.
ECollogriboard AP PHYSICS 1 Test Booklet Unit 4

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