Physics, asked by aditiprabha1234, 9 months ago

Water current in a river from east to west has speed
of 4 m/s. A boat staris moving at 10 m/s from south
bank to reach north bank. If boat started at 30° with
current, the drift of boat in crossing 40 m wide river
is nearly​

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Answered by dk6060805
1

The Drift is Nearly 37.28 m

Explanation:

Refer to Figure  

Suppose the Angle of travel of Boat be 30° in flow direction

& The Speed (v) = 10 m/s

Time taken to cross the River of width 40 m =\frac{40}{10\times{sin30\degree}}\\=\frac{40}{10\times0.5}\\=\frac{40}{5}

Now, The drift in West-East Direction from Initial Point  

=({vcos30\degree-4})\times{8}=({10}\times\sqrt{3/2 - 4})\times8= 37.28m

Hence, Drift is 37.28  m

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