A canoe is designed to have very little drag when it moves along its length. Riley, mass
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A canoe is designed to have very little drag when it moves along its length. Riley, mass 52 kg, sits in a 21 kg canoe in the middle of a lake. She dives into the water off the front of the canoe, along the axis of the canoe. She dives forward at 1.6 m/s relative to the boat. Just after her leap,
a. How fast is she moving relative to the water?
b. How fast is the canoe moving relative to the water?
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To solve this problem we can use the principle of conservation of momentum According to this principle the total momentum before the jump is equal to ...View the full answer
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