document.write( "Question 1000520: Ship A has position vector (9 i + 3 j) km. Relative to an observer on a second ship B, ship A has position vector (−9 i − 2 j) km.\r
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\"Ship A has position vector (9 i + 3 j) km\" means that the map of whoever maps ships and assigns ship positions looks like this
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\n" ); document.write( "\"Relative to an observer on a second ship B, ship A has position vector (-9i-2j) km\" means that the map with both ships looks like this
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