Mass A (mA=0.50kg) is initially at rest, compressed against a spring of spring constant 5070N/m for a compression of x=0.035m. It's then let go and collides with mass B (mB=0.79kg), initially at rest, in a perfectly inelastic collision. The combined masses then travel on a curved incline to an angle of 15 degrees before stopping. What is the radius of the curve? You may treat the objects as point masses. Assume all

Mass A (mA=0.50kg) is initially at rest, compressed against a spring of spring constant 5070N/m for a compression of x=0.035m. It's then let go and collides with mass B (mB=0.79kg), initially at rest, in a perfectly inelastic collision. The combined masses then travel on a curved incline to an angle of 15 degrees before stopping. What is the radius of the curve? You may treat the objects as point masses. Assume all

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