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Which of the following statements is true if two bodies are moving in opposite directions with non-zero velocities?
Option: 1
Relative speed > individual speeds
Option: 2
Relative speed < individual speeds
Option: 3
Relative speed =individual speeds
Option: 4
Relative speed individual speeds
Answers (1)
Answer: (1) Relative speed > individual speeds
Explanation:
The formula of relative velocity is:
When the two velocities are in the same direction
Thus, the magnitudes add up when the two velocities are in the opposite direction
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