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A police officer is using her radar to check speeds. She is moving south at 50 mph. You are moving north at 70 mph. What does her relative speed appear to be to you?

A police officer is using her radar to check speeds. She is moving south at 50 mph. You are moving north at 70 mph. What does her relative speed appear to be to you?
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A police officer is using her radar to check speeds. She is moving south at 50 mph. You are moving

north at 70 mph. What does her relative speed appear to be to you?

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the relative speed should be 40mph

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