1.Two bodies A and B traveling in opposite directions, pass a given point. Body A traveling eastward passes the point with a velocity of 10.0 miles/hr and thereafter accelerates uniformly at 10.0 ft/s°. Body B traveling westward passes the point with a velocity of 20.0 miles/hr and thereafter accelerates uniformly at 6.00 ft/s. When are A and B one tenth of a mile apart?

1.Two bodies A and B traveling in opposite directions, pass a given point. Body A traveling eastward passes the point with a velocity of 10.0 miles/hr and thereafter accelerates uniformly at 10.0 ft/s°. Body B traveling westward passes the point with a velocity of 20.0 miles/hr and thereafter accelerates uniformly at 6.00 ft/s. When are A and B one tenth of a mile apart?

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Glencoe Physics: Principles and Problems, Student Edition

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Chapter6: Motion In Two Dimensions

Section6.3: Relative Velocity

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