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## Part A

Determine the magnitude of the velocity of car **B** relative to car **A**.

**Express your answer to three significant figures and include the appropriate units.**

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v = [             ] [           ]
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[ *Submit* ] [ *Request Answer* ]

## Part B

Determine the angle between the velocity of car **B** relative to car **A**, and the **x** axis.

**Express your answer using three significant figures.**

```
θ = [             ] °, counted counterclockwise from positive **x** axis
```

[ *Submit* ] [ *Request Answer* ]

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This content guides students through calculating relative velocities and angles between moving objects, emphasizing precise measurement and unit inclusion. The interactive fields allow for submitting answers and requesting additional information or hints.
Transcribed Image Text:## Part A Determine the magnitude of the velocity of car **B** relative to car **A**. **Express your answer to three significant figures and include the appropriate units.** ``` v = [ ] [ ] ``` [ *Submit* ] [ *Request Answer* ] ## Part B Determine the angle between the velocity of car **B** relative to car **A**, and the **x** axis. **Express your answer using three significant figures.** ``` θ = [ ] °, counted counterclockwise from positive **x** axis ``` [ *Submit* ] [ *Request Answer* ] --- This content guides students through calculating relative velocities and angles between moving objects, emphasizing precise measurement and unit inclusion. The interactive fields allow for submitting answers and requesting additional information or hints.
### Fundamental Problem 12.45

Car **A** is traveling with a constant speed of 80 km/h due north, while car **B** is traveling with a constant speed of 110 km/h due east. (Figure 1).

#### Figure

![Traffic scenario]()

##### Diagram Description:
The diagram illustrates an intersection formed by two perpendicular roads, marking the paths of car **A** and car **B**.

- **Car A** is shown at the bottom of the diagram, moving vertically upwards (due north) at a speed of 80 km/h.
- **Car B** is shown on the left side of the diagram, moving horizontally to the right (due east) at a speed of 110 km/h.
- A vector extends from car **B**'s position to car **A**'s position, forming a diagonal path.
- The distance between the two cars along this diagonal path is marked as 2 km.
- There is an angle denoted as 45°, which likely represents the angle between the vector of car **B**'s position relative to car **A**'s position and one of the axes (x or y).

The background of the diagram includes green shaded areas indicating terrain or areas outside the roadway.

#### Conditions:
- The weather is noted as sunny with a temperature of 96°F, displayed at the bottom left.

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This educational problem aims to provide a scenario for analyzing relative motion, vector components, and possibly the calculation of the time of intersection or the distance between two moving objects in orthogonal directions.
Transcribed Image Text:### Fundamental Problem 12.45 Car **A** is traveling with a constant speed of 80 km/h due north, while car **B** is traveling with a constant speed of 110 km/h due east. (Figure 1). #### Figure ![Traffic scenario]() ##### Diagram Description: The diagram illustrates an intersection formed by two perpendicular roads, marking the paths of car **A** and car **B**. - **Car A** is shown at the bottom of the diagram, moving vertically upwards (due north) at a speed of 80 km/h. - **Car B** is shown on the left side of the diagram, moving horizontally to the right (due east) at a speed of 110 km/h. - A vector extends from car **B**'s position to car **A**'s position, forming a diagonal path. - The distance between the two cars along this diagonal path is marked as 2 km. - There is an angle denoted as 45°, which likely represents the angle between the vector of car **B**'s position relative to car **A**'s position and one of the axes (x or y). The background of the diagram includes green shaded areas indicating terrain or areas outside the roadway. #### Conditions: - The weather is noted as sunny with a temperature of 96°F, displayed at the bottom left. --- This educational problem aims to provide a scenario for analyzing relative motion, vector components, and possibly the calculation of the time of intersection or the distance between two moving objects in orthogonal directions.
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