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If you have two different sized velocity vectors representing two objects moving in the same direction, then what can you conclude?

If you have two different sized velocity vectors representing two objects moving in the same direction, then what can you conclude?
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If you have two different sized velocity vectors representing two objects moving in the same direction, then what can you conclude?

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They are moving with different speeds in the same direction
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