Standing and facing each other, two hockey players push off and move in opposite directions. The second player, of mass m₂ = 58 kg, acquires a speed of v₂ = 0.32 m/s. Find the speed of first player if m₁ = 25 kg. V1 m/s

Standing and facing each other, two hockey players push off and move in opposite directions. The second player, of mass m₂ = 58 kg, acquires a speed of v₂ = 0.32 m/s. Find the speed of first player if m₁ = 25 kg. V1 m/s

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Standing and facing each other, two hockey players push off and move in opposite directions. The
second player, of mass m₂ = 58 kg, acquires a speed of v2 = 0.32 m/s.
Find the speed of first player if m₁ = 25 kg.
V1 =
m/s

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