At one point during the Oman bicycle race, three racers are riding along a straigh section of road. The velocity of racer Arelative to racer B is VAB, the velocity of is VAC and the velocity of C relative to B is yCB. If VAB = +6.0 m/s, and VAC = +2. VCB?

At one point during the Oman bicycle race, three racers are riding along a straigh section of road. The velocity of racer Arelative to racer B is VAB, the velocity of is VAC and the velocity of C relative to B is yCB. If VAB = +6.0 m/s, and VAC = +2. VCB?

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