Physics, asked by jagan860, 8 months ago

A man can swim in still water at a speed of 3km/h.He wants to cross a river that flows at 2km/h and reach the point opposite to his starting point. In which direction should he try to swim(angle)​

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Answered by Ekaro
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Speed of man in still water = 3km/h

Speed of watet flow = 2km/h

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We have to find direction in which swimmer should try to swim.

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፨ First of all, see the attachment for better understanding. :)

Here,

Speed of swimmer in still water,

  • Vs = 10m/s

Speed of water flowing in river,

  • Vr = 5m/s

From figure,

⇒ sinΦ = Vr/Vs

⇒ sinΦ = 2/3

Φ = sinˉ¹ (2/3) [West of North]

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