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The relative velocity of two objects A nd B is 10m/s. If the velocity of object A is 40m/s then the velocity with which B moving is (assume both objects are moving in same direction)
1.10m/s
2.40m/s
3.30m/s
4.15m/s

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Answered by Anonymous
17

Answer:-

 \mathsf{V_B = 30 m/s}

Given :-

Relative velocity of A and B is 10 m/s.

Velocity of A is 40 m/s.

To find :-

The velocity of B.

Solution:-

V_{AB}=10 m/s \\ V_B = 40 m/s

Let the velocity of B be V_B m/s.

Since, They are moving in same direction.

A/Q

 \mathsf{{V_{AB}= V_A - V_B}}

Put the given value,

 \mathsf{10 = 40 -V_B}

 \mathsf{V_B = 40 -10}

 \mathsf{V_B = 30 m/s}

hence,

The velocity of B will be 30 m/s.

Answered by Anonymous
12

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» Given :

Relative Velocity of A and B (Vab) = 10m/s

Velocity of A (Va) = 40m/s

*Both Objects are Moving in Same Direction*

» Find :

✿ Velocity of B (Vb) = ?

» Solution :

 \large \boxed{Vab = Va + Vb}

Plugging Values.

10 = 40 - Vb

Vb = 40 - 10

Vb = 30 \: m/s

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