ASAP PLS Which of the following quantities are equal for cars J and Lif car J is moving at 30 m/s to right while Car L is moving at 30 m/s to the left?instantaneous velocityaverage speedinstantaneous speedaverage velocity

Given data: Velocity of car J = 30 m/s, to the right Velocity of car L = 30 m/s, to the left

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