Physics, asked by JasnoorForever, 8 months ago

A train is travelling East at a speed of 12 m/s relative to an observer standing on the ground. A cyclist is riding her cycle on the train and a ground observer finds her velocity to be 17 m/s towards the East. How fast is she moving with respect to another passenger on the train?​

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Answered by sweetanalyise
22

\small{\underline{\sf{\blue{Given:\rightarrow}}}}

  • Velocity of train wrt ground = 12mps
  • Velocity of cyclist wrt ground = 17mps
  • Both move in the same direction.

\small{\underline{\sf{\red{To\:Find:\rightarrow}}}}

  • ⇝Velocity of cyclist wrt train.

\pink{\underline{\sf{\blue{Concept\:used:\rightarrow}}}}

➡ This question is completely based on the concept of relative motion.

➡ When the objects A and B move in the same directions, Relative velocity of object A wrt B is given by

\bigstar\:\underline{\boxed{\bf{\pink{V_{AB}=V_A-V_B}}}}

  • ⇝Where V_A and V_B are the velocities wrt ground.

\small{\underline{\sf{\blue{Calculation\:\rightarrow}}}}

  • Velocity of train = V_t
  • Velocity of cyclist = V_c
  • Velocity of cyclist wrt train = V_ct

V_{ct}=V_{c}−V_{t}

V_{ct}=17−12

Vct=5m/s

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Additional information :-

✭ The motion of a body with respect to another body is called relative motion.

✭ Ex: A bus moving with some speed according to a person who is outside from the bus .The persons are in motion who is in the bus.This is called relative motion from the bus.

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Answered by SaI20065
12

\small\underline\sf\red{Given:}

Velocity of train wrt ground = 12mps

Velocity of cyclist wrt ground = 17mps

Both move in the same direction.

\small\underline\sf\red{To\:find\:}

Velocity of cyclist wrt train.

\small\underline\sf\red{Method\:Used\:}

This question is completely based on the concept of relative motion.

When the objects A and B move in the same directions, Relative velocity of object A wrt B is given by

\small\underline\sf\red{VAB\:=VA\:−VB\</p><p>:}

Where V_A and V_B are the velocities wrt ground.

\small\underline\sf\red{Calculating:}

Velocity of train = V_t

Velocity of cyclist = V_c

Velocity of cyclist wrt train = V_ct

{\huge{\boxed{\overline{\mid{\red{Vct=5m/s}}}}}}

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