15.14 Figure (a) shows a boat that is sailing in the y-direction at 5 km/h with the wind vane indicating the direction of the wind relative to the ship. After the ship changes course to the x-direction, the angle of the wind vane is as shown in Fig. (b). Determine the velocity vector of the wind. 5 km/h Wind vane 30° 5 km/h D ID (a) "Lx Fig. P15.14 (b)

15.14 Figure (a) shows a boat that is sailing in the y-direction at 5 km/h with the wind vane indicating the direction of the wind relative to the ship. After the ship changes course to the x-direction, the angle of the wind vane is as shown in Fig. (b). Determine the velocity vector of the wind. 5 km/h Wind vane 30° 5 km/h D ID (a) "Lx Fig. P15.14 (b)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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