two ice skaters stand together. they push off and travel directly away from each
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two ice skaters stand together. they push off and travel directly away from each other, the boy with a velocity of v= 0.66 m/s to the left. if the bou weighs 709 N and girl weighs 476 N, what is the girls velocity, after push off? (consider it to be frictionless. enter magnitude only.) two ice skaters stand together. they push off and travel directly away from each other, the boy with a velocity of v= 0.66 m/s to the left. if the bou weighs 709 N and girl weighs 476 N, what is the girls velocity, after push off? (consider it to be frictionless. enter magnitude only.) two ice skaters stand together. they push off and travel directly away from each other, the boy with a velocity of v= 0.66 m/s to the left. if the bou weighs 709 N and girl weighs 476 N, what is the girls velocity, after push off? (consider it to be frictionless. enter magnitude only.) two ice skaters stand together. they push off and travel directly away from each other, the boy with a velocity of v= 0.66 m/s to the left. if the bou weighs 709 N and girl weighs 476 N, what is the girls velocity, after push off? (consider it to be frictionless. enter magnitude only.)Explanation / Answer
Using momentum conservation
Pi = Pf
Pi = 0, Since initially both boy and girl are stationary
So,
Pf = 0
Mb*Vb + Mg*Vg = 0
Vg = - (Mb/Mg)*Vb
Mb = Wb/g
Mg = Wg/g
So,
Vg = -(Wb/Wg)*Vb
Vg = -(709/476)*0.66
Vg = -0.983 m/sec
-ve sign means direction will be to the right.
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