Physics, asked by soudeep13, 6 months ago

A man moves on a horizontal road towards east at
a speed of 1 km/hr and the rain appears to him
vertical at a speed of 2 km/hr. The actual speed of
the rain (in km/hr) is
(1) 1
(2) √2
(3) √3
(4) √5​

Answers

Answered by kkrrish48
1

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The angle between the velocity of man and rain is 90° (As the man moves towards east, horizontally and the rain falls vertically).

So, the actual speed of the rain would be the vector sum of the man's velocity and rain's velocity

Therefore,

vr = 12 +22−−−−−−√ = 5√ km/hr

The answer is (4)

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Answered by Naina3843
2

Answer:

√5

Explanation:

let velocity of man = 1 i km/h

Vrm = Vr - Vm

- 2 j = Vr - i

Vr = -i + 2 j

| Vr | = √ (1)^2 + (2)^2

Vr = √ 5 km/hr

hope it will help you......

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