You Are Running Westward with a Speed 1 M/s with Respect

question 48

Multiple Choice

You are running westward with a speed 1 m/s with respect to the ground and observe two cars approaching you. A red car is moving eastward in one lane with a speed 16 m/s relative to you. In a second lane, a blue car is moving faster at a speed 8 m/s with respect to the red car. How fast is the blue car moving with respect to the stationary ground?

• A) 8 m/s
• B) 23 m/s
• C) 25 m/s
• D) 12 m/s
• E) 9 m/s

Understand the impact of deforestation and species monoculture on biodiversity.

Comprehend the climatic influences of ocean currents on temperate rainforests.

Recognize the importance of biodiversity in mountain biomes.

Describe the adaptations of epiphytes and their ecological roles.

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