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A car is Going in north direction with velocity 6 meter per second and another car in east direction with velocity 8 meters per second what is relative velocity of A with B also find direction of resultant velocity?.......

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Answered by saounksh
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  • Magnitude of relative velocity is 10m/s
  • Direction of relative velocity is 143⁰ from East direction.

EXPLAINATION

Let unit vector along

  • East direction is ⃗i
  • North direction is ⃗j

GIVEN

  • Velocity of first car, ⃗v₁ = 6 ⃗j m/s
  • Velocity of second car, ⃗v₂ = 8 ⃗i m/s

CALCULATION

Relative velocity of first car w.r.t. second car

⃗v₁₂ = ⃗v₁ - ⃗v₂

⇒ ⃗v₁₂ = 6 ⃗j - 8 ⃗i

⇒ ⃗v₁₂ = - 8 ⃗i + 6 ⃗j m/s

Magnitude of Relative Velocity

| ⃗v₁₂| = √(8² + 6²)

| ⃗v₁₂| = √(100)

| ⃗v₁₂| = 10 m/s

Direction of Relative Velocity

tan(θ) = \frac{6}{-8}

tan(θ) = -\frac{3}{4}

θ = tan⁻¹(-\frac{3}{4})

θ = π - tan⁻¹(\frac{3}{4})

θ ≈  180º -  37º

θ ≈  143º

The direction of relative velocity is 143⁰ from East direction.

Answered by TrickYwriTer
2

Explanation:

Given -

  • A car is going in North direction with the velocity of 6 m/s.
  • Another car is going in east direction with velocity 8 m/s.

To Find -

  • Relative velocity of A with B
  • Direction of resultant velocity

Now,

Relative velocity of A wrt B is :-

v_{1_2} = \vec{v_{1} }-  \vec{v_{2}}

6 \hat{j}  + ( - 8)\hat{i}

 \implies 6 \hat{j} - 8\hat{i}

Magnitude of relative velocity :-

v₁₂ = √(-8)² + (6)²

v₁₂ = √64 + 36

v₁₂ = √100

v₁₂ = 10 m/s

Direction of relative velocity :-

⇝tanθ = 6/-8

⇝tanθ = -3/4

⇝θ = tan-¹ (-3/4) from x-axis.

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