Physics, 29.09.2020 08:01, lhecker007

Assume you are riding in a plane that is moving at a speed of 600kmh relative to the ground. If you walk from the back to the front of the airplane at a speed of 1.0 km/h, then your speed relative to the ground is A. 1.0 km/h
B. 599 km/h
C. 600 km/h
D. 601 km/h

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