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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. The speed and direction of the passenger is given compared to the floor of the train. (Use only ">" or "=" symbols. Do not include any parentheses around the letters or symbols.) %3D A. Train moves 19.0 mph east; passenger moves 8.00 mph east. B. Train moves 21.0 mph east; passenger moves 8.00 mph west. C. Train moves 17.0 mph east; passenger moves 9.00 mph east. D. Train moves 20.0 mph east; passenger is at rest (not moving).
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