Mark (60 kg) and Jay (75 kg) are on an ice pond, with Mark's location at x = -15 m and Jay at x = +15 m. The location of their center of mass is solved as: XCM (60 kg)(-15 m) + (75 kg)(+15 m) 60 kg + 75 kg The center of mass is as XCM = 1.67 m. Mark and Jay now hold a massless rope between them. Mark pulls the rope, making her slide up to the position x = -5 m. Jay is also pulled toward Mark as a result. Where is the final location of Jay? (Provide full solution of the problem). Hint: There are no external forces acting on the system. Therefore, the location of the center of mass is preserved

Mark (60 kg) and Jay (75 kg) are on an ice pond, with Mark's location at x = -15 m and Jay at x = +15 m. The location of their center of mass is solved as: XCM (60 kg)(-15 m) + (75 kg)(+15 m) 60 kg + 75 kg The center of mass is as XCM = 1.67 m. Mark and Jay now hold a massless rope between them. Mark pulls the rope, making her slide up to the position x = -5 m. Jay is also pulled toward Mark as a result. Where is the final location of Jay? (Provide full solution of the problem). Hint: There are no external forces acting on the system. Therefore, the location of the center of mass is preserved

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Description: Mark (60 kg) and Jay (75 kg) are on an ice pond, with Mark's location at x = -15 m and Jay atx = +15 m. The location of their center of mass is solved as:XCM =(60 kg)(-15 m) + (75 kg)(+15 m)60 kg + 75 kgThe center of mass is as XCM = 1.67 m.Mark and

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