With respect to frame S, the velocity of reference frame S' is (0.50i)c and the velocity of object C is (0.75i+0.55j)c. What is the y- component of the velocity of object C with respect to frame S'? 0.76c 0.40c 0.58c

With respect to frame S, the velocity of reference frame S' is (0.50i)c and the velocity of object C is (0.75i+0.55j)c. What is the y- component of the velocity of object C with respect to frame S'? 0.76c 0.40c 0.58c

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With respect to frame S, the
velocity of reference frame S' is
(0.50i)c and the velocity of object
C is (0.75i+0.55j)c. What is the y-
component of the velocity of
object C with respect to frame S'?
0.76c
0.40c
0.58c
0.22c
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