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A motorboat is racing towards north at 20km/h and water current in that region is 10km/h in a direction 60^(@) east of south.The resultant velocity of boat is​

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given : A motorboat is racing towards north at 20km/h  

water current in that region is 10km/h in a direction 60° east of south.

To Find :  The resultant velocity of boat  

Solution:

A motorboat is racing towards north at 20km/h  

=> Velocity toward north = 20 km/hr

water current in that region is 10km/h in a direction 60° east of south.

=> Velocity water current in South =  10 Cos 60°  = 10 (1/2) = 5 km /hr  

= - 5 km/hr  in North

Hence resultant in North = 20 - 5  = 15 km/hr

Velocity water current in East  = 10Sin 60°  =  10 ( √3 /2 ) =   5√3   km /hr  

North Component =   15  km/hr

East Component =  5√3   km/hr

Velocity magnitude = √15²  + (5√3)²

= 5 √ (9 + 3)

= 5 √12

= 10√3

= 17.3 km/hr

The resultant velocity of boat is​  17.3 km/hr

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