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Farah and Athena were attempting to push Kieran on the scooter with enough force so that Kieran would run into Mr. Collins. They figured out they needed a 50 N force to run the scooter into Mr. Collins, Farah and Athena were both applying
force from the left, Farah applying a 20 N force and Athena pushing with a force of 15 N. Were they able to get Kieran to
run into Mr. Collins? How can they get it to hit him?

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