Physics, asked by msubhakanta68, 6 months ago

A stream 200metre broad is running downward at the rate of 1kmper hour.A swimmer who can swim at the rate of 2km per hour wishes to reach a point just opposite.Along what line should he striker and how long will he taken in crossing​

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Answered by msr7536
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Answered by EnchantedGirl
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ANSWER :-

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  \implies \: \boxed{ \theta \:  =  \tan {}^{ - 1} ( \frac{1}{2} )  = 26.56degrees} \\  \\

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\impliesHe should strike along the line at an angle 26.56 degrees with vertical joining the two sides of stream.

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\impliesResultant velocity along the line on which he travels =√1^(2) + 2^(2) .

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= √5 kmph. (cos @=0)

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\impliesTime taken is ,

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Time = distance/speed = 0.2/√5 hours.

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\implies \boxed{Time= 0.2/√5}

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