27. You are in a toob floating down the Guadalupe River. The river is flowing with 2 m/s. Yourfriend, who is 1 meter away, pushes the floating cooler in your direction with a velocity(horizontal to the river) of 0.5 m/s. See drawing belowYouInitialdistance =Cooler = 0.5 m/sRiver = 2 m/s1 meterCooterHow much time does it take for the cooler to reach you?b.What is the total velocity of the cooler during its journey between your friendand you?Whencatch the floating cooler, consider it an inelastic collision. IfС.youyour mass is 65 kg and the cooler is 10 kg, what is your final total velocity?a.

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27. You are in a toob floating down the Guadalupe River. The river is flowing with 2 m/s. Your
friend, who is 1 meter away, pushes the floating cooler in your direction with a velocity
(horizontal to the river) of 0.5 m/s. See drawing below
You
Initial
distance =
Cooler = 0.5 m/s
River = 2 m/s
1 meter
Cooter
How much time does it take for the cooler to reach you?
b.
What is the total velocity of the cooler during its journey between your friend
and you?
When
catch the floating cooler, consider it an inelastic collision. If
С.
you
your mass is 65 kg and the cooler is 10 kg, what is your final total velocity?
a.

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