Question

a hockey player pushes a puck across the ice with his stick. assuming the puck (m=50 g) starts from rest and the player applies a force of 100 N over a distance of 10 cm, how fast is the puck moving after it leaves his stick?
bobpursley
1/2 mv^2= force*distance
solve for v.

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