Two ice skaters are gliding together along the ice, both moving at the same, constant velocity (sliding without exerting a force). The first skater (the one in the back), with mass M1 = 62.3 kg, pushes the second skater (the one in front), with mass M2 = 70.4 kg, directly forward in the direction they are initially moving. After the push the first skater is not moving (velocity = 0) and the second skater is moving with a velocity of 3.70 m/s.
What is the initial speed of the skaters? Give your answer in m/s to three significant digits. You will not be graded on the number of significant digits, this is just to be sure your answer is not counted incorrect due to rounding.
Do not include units in your answer.
(Note: You can assume the friction of the ice on the skaters can be neglected.)
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