ki 25 A space-walking astronaut of total mass 148 kg exerts a force of 265 N on a free-floating satellite of mass 635 kg, pushing it in the positive x- direction. (a) What is the reaction force exerted by the satellite on the astronaut? Calculate the accelerations of (b) the astronaut, .and (c) the satellite äbäi 25A space-walking astronaut of totalmass 148 kg exerts a force of 265 Non a free-floating satellite of mass635 kg, pushing it in the positive x-direction. (a) What is the reactionforce exerted by the satellite on theastronaut? Calculate theaccelerations of (b) the astronaut,.and (c) the satellite

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A space-walking astronaut of total mass 148 kg exerts a force of 265 N on a free-floating satellite of mass 635 kg, pushing it in the positive x- direction. (a) What is the reaction force exerted by the satellite on the astronaut? Calculate the accelerations of (b) the astronaut, .and (c) the satellite

A space-walking astronaut of total mass 148 kg exerts a force of 265 N on a free-floating satellite of mass 635 kg, pushing it in the positive x- direction. (a) What is the reaction force exerted by the satellite on the astronaut? Calculate the accelerations of (b) the astronaut, .and (c) the satellite

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A space-walking astronaut of total
mass 148 kg exerts a force of 265 N
on a free-floating satellite of mass
635 kg, pushing it in the positive x-
direction. (a) What is the reaction
force exerted by the satellite on the
astronaut? Calculate the
accelerations of (b) the astronaut,
.and (c) the satellite

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