Reference Frames

This physics video tutorial provides a basic introduction into reference frames. Whenever you discuss an object's motion such as speed or velocity - you need to compare it with respect to something. And that something is the frame of reference.
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I thoroughly enjoy how simple you break this down

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[@osiohanu8166]

do the gallilean transformation equations work for these problems? I keep trying to apply them but they dont make any sense

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Perfect explanation. What if they were to move away from each other, what's gonna be the solution?

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right cause in an empty vacuum you never know if something truly is moving. it's always in respect to something else when you know the velocity.

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Isn't the formula supposed to go V SJ = V SG - V GS, so that V SJ = 3 - (-2), which is -5 mph?

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I think this is wrong please someone help explain this to me.

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VJS = -Vsj If Vsj=-7 Then Vjs = -(-7) = 7 Or Vjs=Vjg-Vsg = 53 - (+46) = 7