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a train is going 95mph you walk 5mph toward front of train. in relation to passanger seated on train how fast are you moving?
The seated passenger is fixed in the same frame of reference as the train. Therefore the walking passenger has a relative velocity of 5 mph relative to the seated passenger.
what formula to be used
what formula to be used
drwls,thanks i guessed that.
The seated passenger is fixed in the same frame of reference as the train. Therefore the walking passenger has a relative velocity of 5 mph relative to the seated passenger.
what formula to be used
what formula to be used
drwls,thanks i guessed that.
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