Physics, 29.10.2020 19:30, mari048

A cheetah is going 61 mph to the East, while an ostrich is going 43 mph also to the East. From the point of view of the cheetah what is the apparent relative velocity of the ostrich as the cheetah passes it? A.3.5 mph, West
B. 82.5 mph, West
C. 82.5 mph, East
D. 18 mph, West

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