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Suppose that you are riding a bike away from your dog who sits and watches you leave. If you use the bicycle as a reference frame, how does your dog appear to move?
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Suppose that you are riding a bike away from your dog who sits and watches you leave. If you use the bicycle as a reference frame, how does your dog appear to move?
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If you use the bicycle as a reference frame, your dog will appear to be moving backwards farther from you/your bicycle. Although the dog is sitting on one place, your bicycle is moving away from the dog.
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