A 70 kg skater, at rest on frictionless ice, tosses a8.0 kg snowball with velocity byü = 53.0i + 14.0j m/s, where the z- and y-axes are in the horizontal plane.Part AFind z-component (v.) of the subsequent velocity of the skater.Express your answer in meters per second.ま-110.6(m/s)i%3DSubmitPrevious Answers Request Answer

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A 70 kg skater, at rest on frictionless ice, tosses a 8.0 kg snowball with velocity by ú = 53.0i + 14.0j m/s, where the r- and y- axes are in the horizontal plane.

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