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What is the resultant velocity if you are driving 40 km/h due north while caught in hurricane Charlie where the wind is blowing due south at 20 km/h.

What is the resultant velocity if you are driving 40 km/h due north while caught in hurricane Charlie where the wind is blowing due south at 20 km/h.
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What is the resultant velocity if you are driving 40 km/h due north while caught in hurricane Charlie where the wind is blowing due south at 20 km/h.

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The result is 2

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You just divide my opinion.

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