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You are enjoying the frictionless frozen surface of the Rideau canal with your friend. While together,...

You are enjoying the frictionless frozen surface of the Rideau canal with your friend. While together, you try a physics experiment in which you push off of each other at the same time. If your acceleration is 3.4 m/s 2, what is your friend’s acceleration, in m/s 2, if your mass is 59.3 kg and your friend’s is 57 kg?

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