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6. A 0.03 kg bullet moving at 400.0 m/s penetrates 0.12 m into a solid wall and stops. a. How much kinetic energy did the bullet have?
b. How much work was performed by the wall to stop the block if there are no frictional losses?
c. How much force did the bullet apply to the wall?

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