As shown below a woman is paddling her boat across theriver at 3.2m/s and the current of the river is flowing at12.4m/s.If the river is 66m across, how long will it take her toreach to other side?numberunitHow far down stream (horizontally) will she be when shereaches the other side?numberunitWhat is the magnitude of her final displacement?numberunitVelocityVelo cityof riverof Bo at

Vb= 3.2 m/s Vr= 12.4m/s Width (w) = 66m

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