Р.2)A 45 kg rigid body is initially at rest atO on a frozen lake. Is it possible that once it has explodedinto the three pieces, A, B, C, with masses ma = 20 kg,15 kg, and mc = 10 kg, it can occupy the illustratedconfiguration rA/o = 50j m, rBlo = (30i + 20j) m, and= 70i m, at some later time?%3DMB%3DrcjoL.AjВ

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A 45 kg rigid body is initially at rest at P.2) O on a frozen lake. Is it possible that once it has exploded into the three pieces, A, B, C, with masses ma = 20 kg, mB = 15 kg, and mc = 10 kg, it can occupy the illustrated configuration rAo = 70i m, at some later time? 50j m, r (30i + 20j) m, and %3D A j

A 45 kg rigid body is initially at rest at P.2) O on a frozen lake. Is it possible that once it has exploded into the three pieces, A, B, C, with masses ma = 20 kg, mB = 15 kg, and mc = 10 kg, it can occupy the illustrated configuration rAo = 70i m, at some later time? 50j m, r (30i + 20j) m, and %3D A j

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