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A woman parked on a slight incline observes that the car beside her starts moving forward at approximately 0.30 m/s. when she look at the parking meter on her right, she realize that it is she herself who is moving. How fast is the woman moving with respect to the ground?assume that forward is in the positive direction
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What do you think the answer is? If the parking meter appears to be moving forward at particular speeed relative to her car, then at what speed is the woman's car moving with respect to the parking meter? Think about it for a minute and post back with what you think the answer is.
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