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Explanation / Answer

Impulse = area under the F vs t curve


I = (40 x 0.06) + (10 x 0.06 / 2) { from 0 to 60 ms}

I = 2.7 kg m/s


from newton's third law, impulse will be same on both,

and imulse = change in momentum

2.7 = (0.29)(v - 0)

v= 9.31 m/s