If Yomi is walking 3 m/s to the north and David is walking 3 m/s to the west, then which of the following is TRUE? O They have the same speed and different velocities. O They have the same speed and velocity. O They have the same velocity and different speeds. O They have different speeds and different velocities.

If Yomi is walking 3 m/s to the north and David is walking 3 m/s to the west, then which of the following is TRUE? O They have the same speed and different velocities. O They have the same speed and velocity. O They have the same velocity and different speeds. O They have different speeds and different velocities.

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Chapter2: Motion In One Dimension

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Problem 9CQ: Consider the following combinations of signs and values for the velocity and acceleration of a...

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