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Chapter 1, Problem 73GP
Whale sharks swim forward while ascending or descending. They swim along a straight-line path at a shallow angle as they move from the surface to deep water or from the depths to the surface. In one recorded dive, a shark started 50 m below the surface and swam at 0.85 m/s along a path tipped at a 13° angle above the horizontal until reaching the surface.
- a. What was the horizontal distance between the shark's starting and ending positions?
- b. What was the total distance that the shark swam?
- c. How much time did this motion take?
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