An observer standing on the platform at a train station watches a train pass by. Through the windows, the observer on the platform can see a passenger moving inside the train. Rank the following situations from fastest to slowest relative speed for the observer and passenger, with 1 being fastest and 4 being slowest. The speed and direction of the passenger is given compared to the floor of the train. Train moves 27.0 mph east; passenger moves 4.00 mph east. [Choose ] Train moves 29.0 mph east; passenger moves 4.00 mph west. [Choose ] Train moves 25.0 mph east; [Choose ] passenger moves 5.00 mph east. Train moves 28.0 mph east; [Choose ] passenger is at rest (not moving). > <

An observer standing on the platform at a train station watches a train pass by. Through the windows, the observer on the platform can see a passenger moving inside the train. Rank the following situations from fastest to slowest relative speed for the observer and passenger, with 1 being fastest and 4 being slowest. The speed and direction of the passenger is given compared to the floor of the train. Train moves 27.0 mph east; passenger moves 4.00 mph east. [Choose ] Train moves 29.0 mph east; passenger moves 4.00 mph west. [Choose ] Train moves 25.0 mph east; [Choose ] passenger moves 5.00 mph east. Train moves 28.0 mph east; [Choose ] passenger is at rest (not moving). > <

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An observer standing on the platform at a train station watches a train
pass by. Through the windows, the observer on the platform can see a
passenger moving inside the train. Rank the following situations from
fastest to slowest relative speed for the observer and passenger, with 1
being fastest and 4 being slowest.
The speed and direction of the passenger is given compared to the floor
of the train.
Train moves 27.0 mph east;
[Choose ]
passenger moves 4.00 mph east.
Train moves 29.0 mph east;
[Choose ]
passenger moves 4.00 mph west.
Train moves 25.0 mph east;
[Choose ]
passenger moves 5.00 mph east.
Train moves 28.0 mph east;
[Choose ]
passenger is at rest (not moving).
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