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Masses m = 45 kg
M = 60 kg
Speed of 45 kg skater v = 0.375 m/s
From law of conservation of linear momentum,
mv +MV = 0
MV = -mv
V = -mv /M
= -(45x0.375)/60
= -0.28125 m/s
So, answer is 0.28125 m/s
(25).mass of bullet m = 8 g = 0.008 kg
mass of block M = 4 kg
Spring constant k = 2500 N/m
Compression X = 3.7 cm =0.037 m
Potential energy of the spring U =(1/2) kX 2
= 0.5x2500x0.037 2
= 1.71125 J
Kinetic energy of the bullet block system K = U
(1/2)(m+M) v 2 = 1.71125
v 2 = (2 x1.71125) /(m+M)
= 3.4225 /4.008
= 0.8539
v = 0.924 m/s
From law of conservation of momentum , mu +MU =(m+M) v
(0.008u ) + (4 x0) =(0.008+4)0.924
u = 462.96 m/s
= 460 m/s