What speed would the bug need

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A car (mass 930 kg) is traveling with a speed of 48 mi/h. A bug (mass 6 mg) is traveling in the opposite direction. What speed would the bug need in (millions of mi/h) in order to slow down the truck by 1 mile per hour in a big bug splash (i.e., final speed 47 mi/h)?

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