m = 20/9.8 kg , M = 420/9.8 kg
From conservation of momentum
MV = (M-m)*vman + mvskate
0 = (420 -20)*vman + 20*15
vman = - 0.75 m/s
velocity of man is 0.75 m/s alongbackward direction
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