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The following diagram shows two hockey players who were initially at rest on ice (that is, a horizontal, frictionless surface) pushing off each other. Only the force with which they push off each other contributes to their final speed.. If the 70.0-kilogram hockey player is moving to the left with a speed of 4 meters per second, then the 140.-kilogram hockey player is moving to the right at what speed?
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