Physics, asked by navya8074, 10 months ago

(1) VAB = VB-VA
(1) VAB - VA-VB
which of the
above is correct?​

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
6

Answer:

VAB=VA-VB. is the correct dude !!!

thank you !!!!!

Answered by adventureisland
0

The correct answer is (2) V_{AB} =V_{A} -V_{B}

Relative velocity definition:

  • Relative velocity means that velocity where the velocity of an object B in the rest frame of another object A. It can also be understood as the determination of the velocity of a body with reference to some other object present."
  • It is taken as the rate at which the relative position or location of one object changes with respect to some other object over time.
  • Practically, we can say that every motion is relative because it must be observed in relation to something.

Explanation:

For writing the Relative velocity of A with respect to B, we write it as the difference between the velocity of A and the velocity of B in vector form.

Mathematically,

V_{AB} =V_{A} -V_{B}

(the observer who is being observed is kept first and the one with respect to which it is observed is kept second)

where,

V_{AB}= Relative velocity of body A with respect to B

V_{A}= Velocity of A

V_{B}= Velocity of B

Hence, the answer is (2) V_{AB} =V_{A} -V_{B}

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