During a circus act, a performer thrills the crowd by catching a cannon ball shot at him. The cannon ball has a mass of m1 = 9.5 kg and the horizontal component of its velocity is v = 7.8 m/s when the performer, of mass m2 = 69 kg, catches it. ### Problem 10: Physics of a Performer on Roller Skates**Objective**:To find the recoil speed of a performer on nearly frictionless roller skates using principles of physics.#### Part (a): Expression for Recoil Speed- **Task**: Derive an expression for the performer's recoil speed \( v' \) in terms of the given masses and initial speed.- **Input Area**: A text box is provided to enter the expression for \( v' \).- **Symbols and Numbers Available**: An on-screen keypad features symbols like \(\alpha, \beta, \theta\), and letters such as \(a, b, h, g, j, k, m, m_1, m_2, p, t, v\). Also includes numbers 0-9 and operational symbols (+, -, *, /).#### Hints- **Available**: There are 2 hints each for a 0% deduction. - **Notes**: 1. Identify the type of collision and determine what is conserved. 2. Apply conservation of momentum to solve for the final speed.#### Part (b): Calculate Recoil Speed- **Task**: Determine the recoil speed in meters per second.### Additional Info:- **Grade Summary**: - Deductions: 0% - Potential: 100% - Late Work: 100% - Late Potential: 100%- **Submissions**: - Attempts remaining: 4 - Current Completion Status: - Attempts 1, 2, and 3: 0% - Attempting detailed view for insights.### Navigation and Feedback- **Submission Tools**: Options for "Submit", "Hint", "Feedback", and "I give up!" are provided.- **Feedback Section**: Offers insight on submission attempt, currently none available.---**Note**: This is part of an ongoing assignment within the Learning Management System, Expert TA, designed for understanding and applying the principles of physics in practical scenarios.

Name: During a circus act, a performer thrills the crowd by catching a canno
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Description: During a circus act, a performer thrills the crowd by catching a cannon ball shot at him. The cannon ball has a mass of m1 = 9.5 kg and the horizontal component of its velocity is v = 7.8 m/s when the performer, of mass m2 = 69 kg, catches it. ### Pr