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150 kJ lineman Christopher Stephan’s picks up a fumble and sprints East towards his goal line at 1.5 m/s To score his first ever touchdown. Is the term and Dr P. ( heading west and much shower and weighing far less than Christopher) from the opposing team attempts to “trick” Christopher and is actually lucky enough to trip him up in an impact that last 0.42S with both of them still moving east ward during the deceleration.

A) What is Chris original momentum?
B) What is the impulse exerted on Chris?
C.) What is the impulse exerted on Dr P?
D) What is the average force exerted on Dr P?
E) Who wins the battle? Does Dr P push Christopher backwards? Or does Christopher push Dr P backwards? Explain why.
F) how long does dr p spend in the hospital
G) why is dr p lying about his weight

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