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关于沃尔沃City Safety城市安全系统工作范围错误的是（）

A.行人：绝对时速45km/h可避免碰撞

B.车辆：相对时速50km/h可避免碰撞

C.自行车：绝对时速45km/h可避免碰撞

D.大型动物：绝对时速15km/g可避免碰撞

E.交叉路口：绝对时速50km/h可避免碰撞

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