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Would you expect to see a difference in patterns if a suspect was running as compared to walking? Explain why or why not.



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Final answer:

The difference in patterns when a suspect is running compared to walking is influenced by relative speeds and observers' perspectives.


Explanation:

Patterns observed when a suspect is running versus walking may differ due to the relative speeds and perspectives of observers. When running, the speed against a stationary background like a sidewalk would appear faster to an observer on the sidewalk compared to someone on a moving bus. This discrepancy arises from the relative motion involved.


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