W.+1. A boat needs to travel to a destination 980 km northwest of a starting point. There isan ocean current flowing towards the east at 12km/h. Assuming the maximum speed ofthe boat in still water is 50 km/h. What is the shortest possible time to complete thetrip?Ad=?xmi/h²4d=980kmNºAdy E-ŚAdeVOE=12km/h AVBW= SOKM/KVBE = ?45VOE540AVBWAt = 0.707825Vav = 6.9 m/sdav = ?VBEomnVBW = VOE + VBEVBG VBW VOEVBE = √50²-12²YBE = 48.538Km/h48.53=980.OtAt=20.190h2. A stone, thrown from ground level with a speed of 9.81 m/s at an angle of 45 abovethe horizon, returns to the ground. Determine,ادa) the average velocity from the time of launch to the time of the maximum height.A+= 2(9.81)Sin459.8At=1.4156s (At of half)24 = 0.707825Adx = 9.812 Sinz (45)=9.8200m = 4,9/m9.8b) the average acceleration for the same time period in part a).dav6.936Adx= 4.91m0.707dav = 9.800Aav = 9.8m/s²Vau= Ad= 4.91half) = 6.9 m/s0.707822

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