Rhea is running towards Sean and kicks a soccer ball to
him. Sean is standing still.
Which s...
Physics, 18.09.2021 06:30 misspicafunpoke
Rhea is running towards Sean and kicks a soccer ball to
him. Sean is standing still.
Which statement best describes the speed of the ball
from Sean's frame of reference and Rhea's frame of
reference?
O The speed of the ball from Sean's reference frame
would be greater than the speed of the ball from
Rhea's reference frame.
O The speed of the ball from Sean's reference frame
would be less than the speed of the ball from Rhea's
reference frame.
The speed of the ball from Sean's and Rhea's
reference frames would be 0 km/h.
O The speed of the ball from Sean's and Rhea's
reference frames would be less than 0 km/h.
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