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What is the change in velocity if a car traveling 30{m}/{s} north slows to 20{m}/{s} north?

A. 20{m}/{s} north


B. 10{m}/{s} north


C. 30{m}/{s} south


D. 10 {m}/{s} south
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B. 10 m/s, North.
11 years ago
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What is the change in velocity if a car traveling 30{m}/{s} north slows to 20{m}/{s} north?

A. 20{m}/{s} north


B. 10{m}/{s} north


C. 30{m}/{s} south


D. 10 {m}/{s} south

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