For each of these situations start by drawing a simple diagram of the situation with your coordinate system and illstrate with the important positions and velocities. write down the relevant equations that will be used, and why you are using these. work through the problem in a clear, logical fashion without skipping algebra steps. examine your solution to ensure it does not violate your common sense for the situationn start every problem on a separate page 1. a block of mass mb hangs from the bottom of a massless stick of length l that can rotate in a vertical circle around the top. a blob of putty of mass mp traveling horizontally at vo strikes the block, sticks, and causes the stick to rotate. find the maximum angle of the stick with respect to vertical, using conservation of linear momentum and energy considerations. find the maximum angle of the stick with respect to the vertical, using conservation of angular momentum and energy considerations a. b.