Part d only. 2WS#3$411. An astronaut of mass 60kg becomes separated from her spaceship. She is 15m from the ship, and in an effort toget back, she throws her 1kg oxygen tank with a speed of 2ms-1 in a direction away from the ship.a. Find the total initial momentum of the oxygen tank and astronaut.viqqs of loitz 192920 19уálą уsoor A.gx 01.0 to 226m 6 26 voor visnotstaSouq srit no ob 90101 2in1 290b show roum woH. I to s stabb. What is the total final momentum? Why?c. What is her velocity after throwing the tank?edi gots of beboggal sonol anblendd. How long does she take to reach the ship?(5)

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11. An astronaut of mass 60kg becomes separated from her spaceship. She is 15m from the ship, and in an effort to get back, she throws her 1kg oxygen tank with a speed of 2ms-1 in a direction away from the ship. a. Find the total initial momentum of the oxygen tank and astronaut. viggs of litz 192920 19y6lq ysbod A.g.01.0 to 226m 6 zari buq yao Sibug srit no ob 90101 2irls 29ob show doum wor b. What is the total final momentum? Why? c. What is her velocity after throwing the tank? of bebegg a sonot gnistend todw.noitant paizasigall-21m 0 35 15 29 d. How long does she take to reach the ship? esib

11. An astronaut of mass 60kg becomes separated from her spaceship. She is 15m from the ship, and in an effort to get back, she throws her 1kg oxygen tank with a speed of 2ms-1 in a direction away from the ship. a. Find the total initial momentum of the oxygen tank and astronaut. viggs of litz 192920 19y6lq ysbod A.g.01.0 to 226m 6 zari buq yao Sibug srit no ob 90101 2irls 29ob show doum wor b. What is the total final momentum? Why? c. What is her velocity after throwing the tank? of bebegg a sonot gnistend todw.noitant paizasigall-21m 0 35 15 29 d. How long does she take to reach the ship? esib

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