To Find: The final position of each ship if both the ships start from point B and travel towards west.
Answer to Problem 36PP
The position of first and second ship relative to position A is
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The average velocity of first ship is
The time taken by first ship is
The distance between points A and B,is 25 km.
Formula used:
The average velocity of a particle is given by
Calculation:
Using the above formula of average velocity, the distance travelled by the first ship in
Hence, the distance travelled by the first ship with respect to the initial position A will be,
Similarly, the distance travelled by the second ship in
Hence, the distance travelled by the second ship with respect to the initial position A will be,
Conclusion:
Thus, the first ship’s position after 2.2h, relative to the starting point A is
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