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3. The driver of a blue car is moving at a speed of 35 mph. A red car passes him at a speed of 49 mph. From the frame of reference of the red car, how would you describe the motion of the blue car?
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3. The driver of a blue car is moving at a speed of 35 mph. A red car passes him at a speed of

49 mph. From the frame of reference of the red car, how would you describe the motion of
the blue car?

3. The driver of a blue car is moving at a speed of 35 mph. A red car passes him at-example-1
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The blue car is moving with a velocity of -14 m/s using the red car as a reference frame.
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