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Megan Progress is riding her bike at 14.8 m/s due east. If Megan and her bike have a combined mass of 40.0 kilograms , determine

Megan Progress is riding her bike at 14.8 m/s due east. If Megan and her bike have a combined mass of 40.0 kilograms , determine the: a) impulse needed to bring her and the bike to a rest b) the force exerted on her and the bike to stop in 2.0 seconds

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