a 70 kg skier is being towed on a rope behind a 450 kg snowmobile on...

a 70 kg skier is being towed on a rope behind a 450 kg snowmobile on a smooth, snow covered surface at 14 m/s when the snowmobile hits a patch of muddy ground that brings it to a hlat in 10m

What is the average acceleration of the center of mass of the skier-snowmobile system?

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