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Physics, 21.11.2020 01:00 chjam265

Two girls, one of mass 40kg and the other of mass 60kg, are standing side by side in the middle of a frozen pond. One pushes the other with a force of 360 N for 0.10s. The ice is essentially frictionless.
a) What is each girl's acceleration?
b) What velocity will each girl acquire in the 0.10 s that the force is acting?
c) How far will each girl move during the same time period?

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