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TWO BODIES A AND B ARE MOVING WITH VELOCITIES Va AND Vb MAKING AN ANGLE THETA WITH EACH OTHER. DETERMINE THE RELATIVE VELOCITY OF A WITH RESPECT TO B. WHAT WILL BE THE RELATIVE VELOCITY (1.) WHEN THE TWO BODIES MOVE IN SAME DIRECTION, AND (2.) WHEN THE TWO BODIES MOVE IN OPPOSITE DIRECTION?

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Answered by jiyasingh1094
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Explanation:

Two points A and B are moving independently, then

VB/A=VB−VA

above is the figure showing velocity diagram for the vector equation.

Where,

VB/A= Velocity of B with respect to A, ab in the velocity diagram

VB= Velocity of B in global reference, Ob in the velocity diagram

VA= Velocity of A in global reference, Oa in the velocity diagram

VB/A means velocity of `B’ in a reference attached to `A’ and translating with it.

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