A block(1) of mass, m1= 3.2 kg, moving at speed 0.85 m/s hits another block (2) m2=2.7 kg at rest. After collision, both blocks stick and slide together on frictionless surface at the same speed. how to find the ratio of Kinetic energy (final/initial) ?

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