The 60-kg runner shown in (Figure 1) exerts a horizontal force of 800 N on the starting block for a duration of 0.3 s. Part A Determine the horizontal speed of the runner at the instant she leaves contact with the starting blocks.

The 60-kg runner shown in (Figure 1) exerts a horizontal force of 800 N on the starting block for a duration of 0.3 s. Part A Determine the horizontal speed of the runner at the instant she leaves contact with the starting blocks.

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