A bicyclist rides along the hard-packed sand beach with a speed UB = 16 mi/hr as indicated. The wind speed is Uw = 20 mi/hr. (a) Determine the velocity of the wind relative to the bicyclist. (b) At what speed UB would the bicyclist feel the wind coming directly from her left (perpendicular to her path)? What would be this relative speed?

A bicyclist rides along the hard-packed sand beach with a speed UB = 16 mi/hr as indicated. The wind speed is Uw = 20 mi/hr. (a) Determine the velocity of the wind relative to the bicyclist. (b) At what speed UB would the bicyclist feel the wind coming directly from her left (perpendicular to her path)? What would be this relative speed?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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