If skater A is more massive than skater B, how will skater A's motion compare to the motion of skater B?

a) in the opposite direction at the same speed

b) in the opposite direction at a faster speed

c) in the opposite direction at a slower speed

d) more information is needed in order to figure this out

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Baron Ingram

Physics

29 July, 15:33

If skater A is more massive than skater B, how will skater A's motion compare to the motion of skater B?

a) in the opposite direction at the same speed

b) in the opposite direction at a faster speed

c) in the opposite direction at a slower speed

d) more information is needed in order to figure this out

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Pitts · Answer 1

d) more information is needed in order to figure this out ... I would say because how large someone is would not change the direction of them while skating.

If skater A is more massive than skater B, how will skater A's motion compare to the motion of skater B?a) in the opposite direction at the same speedb) in the opposite direction at a faster speedc) in the opposite direction at a slower speedd) more information is needed in order to figure this out