Physics, asked by shanel14, 6 months ago

A sailboat is traveling north at 10km/h, relative to the water. The water is flowing north at 5km/h. What is the velocity of the boat relative to ground?​

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Answered by SpaceyStar
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Given :

  • A sailboat is travelling 10km per hour towards North.
  • The water flowing towards North is at 5km per hour.

To Find :

  • The velocity of the boat relative to the ground.

Trust me, this question is really simple. So let's go solve it!

Let v be the velocity of the boat relative to ground.

Let the velocity of the boat relative to water be  \sf{v_{b}} and let the velocity of the water be  \sf{v_{w}}

 \longrightarrow{\boxed{\huge{\sf{v = v_{b} + v_{w}}}}}

 \longrightarrow{ \sf{v = 10 + 5}}

 \longrightarrow{\boxed{ \sf{v = 15kmph}}}

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Pretty easy, wasn't it? xD

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