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This looks like a trick question. If a boy, stationary with respect to the bus, observes a car moving relative to himself at -3 m/s, the car's velocity relative to the bus is also -3 m/s.

If your teacher disagrees, ask her when she proved Einstein's theory of relativity wrong.

It's possible the answer was intended to be -9 m/s, but if so it shouldn't have specified that the observer was in the bus.

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Q: What is A boy in a moving bus at plus 6 m s observes a car moving at - 3 m s What is the actual velocity of the car with respect to the bus?
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