Physics, 17.12.2020 04:00 jones03riley

A bystander sees a blue car moving to the right at 40 mph and at the same time the bystander sees a police car approaching in the opposite direction at 60 mph. A) What is the speed of the police car with respect to the blue car? B) What is the speed of the police co-pilot with respect to the police driver?

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