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The velocity of a car A is to 5î +
11ĵ. The velocity of another car
B is 111 + 5ĵ. What is the relative
velocity of B with respect to A?
61 + 61
O 5î+ 5ĵ
61 - 61
O 11î+ 5ĵ

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