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Look at the diagram. Both cars start from the same point. Which describes the motion shown? A:One car travels south at 4 m/s. The other car travels east at 2 m/s. B:One car travels north at 4 m/s. The
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Look at the diagram. Both cars start from the same point. Which describes the motion shown?

A:One car travels south at 4 m/s. The other car travels east at 2 m/s.
B:One car travels north at 4 m/s. The other car travels west at 2 m/s.
C;One car travels north at 2 m/s. The other car travels east at 4 m/s.
D: One car travels south at 4 m/s. The other car travels west at 2 m/s. 7 of 10

Look at the diagram. Both cars start from the same point. Which describes the motion-example-1
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I think it MIGHT be A Can't see much ....

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I can't see anything so I can't to answer this question

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