type answer only b. What would be the speed of the large fish if the small fish was swimming towards the large fish at 3m/s when he waseaten?10kg2m/sc. What would be the speed of the large fish if the small fish was swimming away from the large fish at 1.5m/s when hewas eaten?10kg3m/s2m/s1.5m/s

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b. What would be the speed of the large fish if the small fish was swimming towards the large fish at 3m/s when he was eaten? 10kg 2m/s 10kg 2kg Jas c. What would be the speed of the large fish if the small fish was swimming away from the large fish at 1.5m/s when he was eaten? 2m/s 3m/s 1.5m/s

b. What would be the speed of the large fish if the small fish was swimming towards the large fish at 3m/s when he was eaten? 10kg 2m/s 10kg 2kg Jas c. What would be the speed of the large fish if the small fish was swimming away from the large fish at 1.5m/s when he was eaten? 2m/s 3m/s 1.5m/s

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b. What would be the speed of the large fish if the small fish was swimming towards the large fish at 3m/s when he was
eaten?
10kg
2m/s
c. What would be the speed of the large fish if the small fish was swimming away from the large fish at 1.5m/s when he
was eaten?
10kg
3m/s
2m/s
1.5m/s

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