Posted by Anonymous on Sunday, May 23, 2010 at 11:21pm.
The magnitude multiplied by the direction should be the same on both sides. So for the boy, it would be (65 kg x 0.6)= 39. Therefore the mass of the girl multiplied by the distance should equal 39 as well. So (39=X x 40). x = 0.975
The magnitude multiplied by the direction should be the same on both sides. So for the boy, it would be (65 kg x 0.6)= 39. Therefore the mass of the girl multiplied by the distance should equal 39 as well. So (39=X x 40). x = 0.975
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