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If two bodies are moving in opposite directions with non-zero velocities, which of the following statements is true?

a) Relative velocity > Absolute velocity

b) Relative velocity < Absolute velocity

c) Relative velocity = Absolute velocity

d) Relative velocity <= Absolute velocity

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