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1 - sec theta +tan theta / 1 + sec theta - tan theta = sec theta + tan theta -1 / sec theta + tan theta +1​

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Answered by SnowyPríncess
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A boat leaves point P on one side of a river bank and travels with constant

velocity V in a direction towars point Q on the other side of the river directly

oposite P and distance D from it If r is the instantaneous distance from Q to the boat,

θ is the angle between r, and PQ, and the river travel with speed v, prove that the path of the boat

is given by

r=D*sec(θ)/(sec(θ)+tan(θ))^(V/v)

P

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D X

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|θ . V

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Murray Spiegel 1.144

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