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How fast is the relay stick moving relative to Ingrid

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<span>Assuming the speeds of both the stick and Ingrid are taken from a stationary point, the velocities of both Ingrid and the stick will be subtracted to see how much faster the stick is going. 16 - 9 = 7 km/h is the speed of the stick relative to Ingrid</span>

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