Physics, asked by santoshi13, 4 months ago

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A man is walking on a horizontal road at velocity
of 5 km/h and the rain appears to be falling
vertically at 5 km/h to him. The magnitude of
velocity of rain with respect to the ground is?​

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Answered by waliarishika7
0

Answer:

Explanation:

VRain,Person​=VRain​−VPerson​=−5j^​ (vertically down)

Thus, VRain​−(−5i^)=−5j^​ (west means −5i^)

or, VRain​=−5i^−5j^​

Thus, magnitude = 52

​ km/hr, direction is in 3rd quadrant, i.e. clockwise to vertical at an angle of tan−1(55​)=45o to vertical

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Answered by harshalkale
5

Answer

52m/s

Explanation:

remember that:

  • Vrm=velocity of rain as seen by man
  • Vr=velocity of rain
  • Vm=velocity of man

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