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Skid of weight 440 N is stuck in the middle of a circular frozen pond of radius 5 m. He cannot move because the pond is absolutely frictionless. He happens to have his 2.6 kg physics textbook so he looks for a solution to his problem. Unable to find a solution he throws his physics textbook in a fit a rage. Skid throws it at a velocity of 4 m/s directly away from him. After throwing the book, how long does it take Skid to reach the edge of the pond

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