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[" 8.A man of mass "30kg" is standing at one end of "],[" stationary floating plank of mass "40kg" .The "],[" length of the plank is "7m" .If man moves to other "],[" end of the plank,then the distance by which "],[" plank will move,is (Assume no friction between "],[" water and plank) "]

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