A spider is walking to the left along a ruler which is being pulled to the right. The speed of the ruler is greater than the speed of the spider walking along the ruler. The speed of the spider with respect to the ground is   less than the speed of the ruler. The same as the speed of the ruler. zero. greater than the speed of the ruler.

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Section6.3: Relative Velocity
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A spider is walking to the left along a ruler which is being pulled to the right. The speed of the ruler is greater than the speed of the spider walking along the ruler. The speed of the spider with respect to the ground is
 
less than the speed of the ruler.
The same as the speed of the ruler.
zero.
greater than the speed of the ruler.
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