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A. Imagine you are a pedestrian waiting on the sidewalk to be picked up (Position A) and you notice a sports car speed
down the street. In detail, describe the motion of the car as it passes you.
B. Imagine you are a pedestrian on the opposite side of the street (Position B). In detail, describe the motion of the
car as it passes you.
C. What frame of reference is used to help describe what you see from Positions A and B? Explain your reasoning.
3. Create your own scenario (use the web as a resource), with visual (post or draw an image), and describe what you
see based on a frame of reference.
Frame of Reference

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