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For a person walking on a horizontal road with 5 KMPH it appears to rain with a velocity 13 KMPH. If it is raining vertically downwards, the actual velocity of rain is​

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Given : For a person walking on a horizontal road with 5 KMPH it appears to rain with a velocity 13 KMPH.   it is raining vertically downwards,

To Find : the actual velocity of rain ​

Solution:

Let say   the actual velocity of rain ​ = x  kmph

person walking on a horizontal road with = 5 kmph

Relative Velocity  = √x² + 5²

it appears to rain with a velocity 13 kmph

Equate both

=> √x² + 5² = 13

=> x² + 25 = 169

=> x² = 144

=> x = 12

the actual velocity of rain ​ = 12  kmph

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