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87.A person of mass 72kg sitting on ice pushes a block of mass of 30kg on ice horizontally with a speed of 12m/s.the coefficient of friction between the man and ice and between block and ice in 0.02.if g=10m/S2, the distances between man and the block, when they come to rest is a)360m b)10m c)350m d)422.5m

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