Question

What is relative motion how to derive formula

Answer 1

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Relative velocity is used to describe the motion of airplanes in the wind or moving boats through water etc. This velocity is computed according to the observer inside the object. This can be computed by introducing an intermediate frame of references. In simpler words, this can be the vector some of the velocities. Formula for relative velocity is articulated as,

v=vab+vba
Where,
V is the velocity with respect to A and B, V is the velocity with respect to B and C and VACVAC is the velocity with respect to A and C.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Relative Velocity Formula – Derivation

Here [XB(0) – XA(0)] = distance of the object B from object A at time t = 0. [XB(t) – XA(t)] = distance of the object B from object A at time t. Hence, Therefore, from equation (3) we get, VBA = VB – VA.

Explanation:

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