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The man of mass m1 = 90 kg and the woman of mass m2 = 77 kg are standing on the platform of mass m0 = 100 kg which moves with negligible friction and is initially at rest with s = 0. The woman holds still at x2 = 1 m. The man walks from the end of the platform at A for 1 meter in the direction shown (x1) : what displacement s results from this movement? The length of platform, l, is 5 meters.

The man of mass m1 = 90 kg and the woman of mass m2 = 77 kg are standing on the platform of mass m0 = 100 kg which moves with negligible friction and is initially at rest with s = 0. The woman holds still at x2 = 1 m. The man walks from the end of the platform at A for 1 meter in the direction shown (x1) : what displacement s results from this movement? The length of platform, l, is 5 meters.

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  1. The man of mass m 1 = 90 k g and the woman of mass m 2 = 77 k g are standing on the platform of mass m 0 = 100 k g which moves with negligible friction and is initially at rest with s = 0 . The woman holds still at × 2 = 1 m . The man walks from the end of the platform at A for 1 meter in the direction shown ( × 1 ) : what displacement s results from this movement? The length of platform, I , is 5 meters.

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