Physics, asked by smdluqmaan, 4 months ago

A motor boat travelling 5m/sec East encounters a current travelling 5m/sec south. What is the resultant velocity of the motor boat?

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Answered by Anonymous

Explanation:

The velocity of the boat relative to the shore

is VBS. It is the vector sum of the velocity

VBW of the boat relative to the water and

the velocity vWS of the water relative to the

shore:vBS = vBW+vWs.

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