Question #161340

A riverboat crosses the river going due north at 8m/s crosses a river going due east at 6m/s. If it takes the boat 18s to cross the river, how far downstream did the boat drift?


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Expert's answer
2021-02-04T14:39:15-0500

vn=8m/sv_n = 8 m/s      ve=6m/sv_e = 6m/s           t=18st = 18s

S=vt=vn2+ve2t=82+6218=180mS = vt = \sqrt{v_n^2+v_e^2} t = \sqrt{8^2+6^2} * 18 = 180m


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