Alicia Dante Bonnie Carly Alicia, Bonnie, Carly, and Dante were enjoying an afternoon in the park, as shown in the diagram above. They were all standing, walking, or running along a long straight path (they might be moving to the left of right, but they were not moving up or down and they were not moving toward or away from us). In Alicia's reference frame (a reference frame in which Alicia was not moving), Alicia saw Bonnie running to the left at a speed of 9.3 meters per second. Carly saw Bonnie running to the left with a speed of 3.6 m/s. Carly saw Dante running to th right with a speed of 2 m/s. In Alicia's reference frame, what was the velocity of Dante? Consider a velocity to be positive if it points to the right. The sign of your answer, positive or negative, is important.

Alicia Dante Bonnie Carly Alicia, Bonnie, Carly, and Dante were enjoying an afternoon in the park, as shown in the diagram above. They were all standing, walking, or running along a long straight path (they might be moving to the left of right, but they were not moving up or down and they were not moving toward or away from us). In Alicia's reference frame (a reference frame in which Alicia was not moving), Alicia saw Bonnie running to the left at a speed of 9.3 meters per second. Carly saw Bonnie running to the left with a speed of 3.6 m/s. Carly saw Dante running to th right with a speed of 2 m/s. In Alicia's reference frame, what was the velocity of Dante? Consider a velocity to be positive if it points to the right. The sign of your answer, positive or negative, is important.

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