11 Two students are investigating relative motion. One student is on a bike and the other is on foot. The students on foot runs alongside the student on the bike as they cycles at the same speed. Is their

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Two students are investigating relative motion. One student is on a bike and the other is on
foot.
The students on foot runs alongside the student on the bike as they cycles at the same speed.
Is their relative motion the same? Explain your answer? (highlight the correct answer)* 193
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No because the person on the bike is going faster then the person on foot.

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