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Car A passes Car B on the highway. Relative to Car A's movement, Car B is moving at a rate of 9 mph backward. If the speed of Car A is 68 mph, what is the speed of Car B?

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Answer: 59.... 68-9=59

Explanation: Gradpoint.

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this should tell u everything Physics Homework Help: Speed, Velocity, Acceleration - Physics 24/7

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