Physics, 11.03.2021 20:20 bm42400

If an ant is walking on top of a car to the left at 1km/hr while the car is moving to the right at 100km/hr, what is the ant’s velocity with respect to the ground? In the real world, what would probably happen to an ant walking on a car at 100km/hr? Why?

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