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A 50 kg man stands on the surface of a frozen pond. In order to get to the side of the pond he throws his 1 kg shoes at a speed of 10 m/s. After that what’s the speed of the man…
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A 50 kg man stands on the surface of a frozen pond. In order to get to the side of the pond he throws his 1 kg shoes at a speed of 10 m/s. After that what’s the speed of the man…
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A 50 kg man stands on the surface of a frozen pond. In order to get to the side of the pond he throws his 1 kg shoes at a speed of 10 m/s. After that what’s the speed of the man? ( neglect all frictions)
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As per law of conservation of momentum
1 × 10 = 50× v
v = 1/5 m/S
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20 cm/s
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