Physics, asked by jsdeshmukh2020, 8 months ago

A swimmer can swim with speed 15 m/sec in still water. He wants to reach at point B as shown in
figure. Speed of river is 10root3 m/s & width of river is 100root3 m. If time taken by man to cross the
river is 40/rootn
Then 20n is :

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Answered by amitnrw
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20n is  60  

Explanation:

Width of river = 100√3 m

Vertical Distance =  100√3 m

Tan 60 = 100√3/ Horizontal Distance

=> Horizontal Distance = 100 m

Time taken = 40/√n  

Horizontal Speed =  100 / (40/√n   ) =  5√n/2  m/s

Swimmer speed = 15 m/s

Angle = α

15Cosα + 10√3 = 5√n/2

=> 3Cosα + 2√3 =  √n/2

=> Cosα   +2/√3  = √n/6

=>   Cosα = √n/6 - 2/√3

=>   Cosα =  (√n - 4√3 )/6

15Sinα *  40/√n  = 100√3

=> Sinα = √3 √n /6

Cos²α  +  Sin²α  = 1

=> ((√n - 4√3 )/6)² + (√3 √n /6)² = 1

=> n + 48  - 8√(3n)  + 3n  = 36

=> 4n - 8√(3n) + 12 = 0

=>   n - 2√(3n) + 3 = 0

=>   ( √n -  √3)² = 0

=> √n  = √3

=> n = 3

20n = 60  

and α = 150 °

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