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A 100 kg astronaut is tethered to a 10,000 kg capsule on a 25 m stretched...

A 100 kg astronaut is tethered to a 10,000 kg capsule on a 25 m stretched line. If the astronaut pulled on the line to get back to the capsule, where would the astronaut and the capsule meet if you take the capsule as the origin?

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