N horses, each of mass m, stand on a train whose mass is M. They jump off one end of the train with velocity v relative to the train. The train was at rest initially. Then, the train moves in the opposite direction without any friction. Solve the following questions:
A What is the final velocity of the train if all the horses jump at the same time?
B What is the final velocity of the train if the horses jump off one by one?
C Which final velocity in the above is larger?
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