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Rain drops are falling vertically downward with a velocity 4kmph. The velocity with which they appear to fall down to a man travelling at 2 kmph horizontally is​

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Answered by gowharchowhary
15

Answer:

2√5 km/hr

Explanation:

vr=-4j

vrm=?

VM=2i

vrm= vr-vm

vrm=-4j-2i

vrm=√4^2+2^2

vrm=√16+4

vrm=√20

vrm=2√5 km/hr.

Answered by amitnrw
0

Given : Rain drops are falling vertically downwards with a velocity 4 kmph

To Find : The velocity with which they appear to fall down to a man travelling at 2 kmph horizontally

Solution:

Man Horizontal Velocity =  2kmph

Man   Vertical Velocity = 0

Rain Horizontal Velocity =  0

Rain Vertical Velocity =  4kmph

velocity with which they appear to fall  = ( 0 - 2) i  + ( 4 - 0 ) j

= -2i  + 4j

= √(-2)² + (4)²

= √4 + 16

= √20

= 2√5  

velocity with which they appear to fall down = 2√5   km/hr

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