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Two ice-skaters of mass 120 kg and 200 k...

Two ice-skaters of mass 120 kg and 200 kg are initially hugging on a frictionless ice surface. Ten seconds after they push off from each other, they are 8.0 cm apart. The distance moved by the skater of mass 200 kg is

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