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Physics, 21.08.2019 05:00 msmojangles

You (in the x' frame) are moving with v = +5 m/s with respect to the x frame. if your initial position in each frame is om, what are the positions in each frame after 3 s have passed? x: -15 m x': 15 m answer 1: - 15 m answer 2: 15 m

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