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2. A train appears to move Northwards at a speed of
10√3 ms-1 to a man driving his car eastwards
with speed 10 ms-1. The magnitude of velocity of
the train w.r.t. ground is
(1) 20 m/s
(2) 10/2 m/s
(4) 2012 m/s
(3) 40 m/s​

Answers

Answered by zuhebns
18

Answer:

Explanation: velocuity of train wrt car in vector form is 10√3jm/s

And velocity of car in vector form is 10im/s

So by using relative velocity formula

V(train wrt car)= v(train)-v(car)

10√3j=v(train)-10i

V(train)=10i+10√3j

|V(train)|=|10i+10√3j|

|V(train)|=20m/s

Answered by JackelineCasarez
3

20 m/s is the magnitude of the velocity of  the train with reference to the ground.

Explanation:

Given that,

The Velocity of the train with reference to man = 10√3 jms^-1

The Velocity of the car with reference to ground = 10 ims^-1  

To find,

The magnitude of the velocity of  the train with reference to the ground = (i) +  (ii)

= |10i+10√3j|

= 20 m/s

                   

As we know,

Velocity train with reference to car = velocity of the train w.r.t. ground - velocity of the car w.r.t ground

10√3 jms^-1 = velocity of the train w.r.t. ground - 10 ims^-1  

so,

∵ Velocity of the train w.r.t ground = 10√3 jms^-1 + 10 ims^-1  

= |10i+10√3j|

= 20 m/s

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