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Squids rely on jet propulsion to move around. A 1.50 kgkg squid (including the mass of water inside the squid) drifting at 0.40 m/sm/s suddenly ejects 0.190 kgkg of water to quickly get itself moving at 2.50 m/s..If drag is ignored over the small interval of time needed to expel the water (the impulse approximation), what is the water's ejection speed relative to the squid?
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