Physics, asked by parisingh81, 10 months ago

you Are on a ocean liner which run at 12 meter per second eastward you are running southward at 3.6 meter per second find the direction and magnitude of resultant velocity

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Answered by knjroopa
3

Explanation:

Given you Are on a ocean linear which run at 12 meter per second eastward you are running southward at 3.6 meter per second find the direction and magnitude of resultant velocity

  • We need to find the direction and magnitude of the resultant velocity.
  • So we have
  • The resultant velocity can  calculated by using Pythagoras theorem.
  • So AC^2 = AB^2 + BC^2
  •                = 12^2 + 3.6^2
  •                 = 144 + 12.96
  •                 = 156.96
  • So AC = √156.96
  •            = 12.52 m/s
  • Now tan theta = 3.6 / 12
  •                      = 0.3
  • So theta = tan^-1 0.3
  •                = 16.699 degree
  • So 16.699 degree to the east direction

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Answered by shahanaaz90
3

Answer:

east direction 16.699 will be the answer

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