Question #215662

A man is running with 6m/s with his umbrella held vertically. If he doubles his speed he holds the umbrella at 30 degree with vertical.find the speed and direction of rain


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2021-07-12T11:32:16-0400



vm=2×6=12ms1tan30°=12vrmvrm=123ms1vr=vm2+vrm2vr=122+(123)2=24ms1θ+30°=90°θ=60°v_m=2\times 6=12ms^{-1}\\ \tan30\degree=\dfrac{12}{v_{rm}}\\ \\ {v_{rm}}=12\sqrt{3}ms^{-1}\\ v_r=\sqrt{v_m^2+v_{rm}^2}\\ v_r=\sqrt{12^2+(12\sqrt{3})^2}=24ms^{-1}\\ \theta+30\degree=90\degree\\ \theta=60\degree\\

Rain speed is 24 metres per second in the direction 60 degrees East of South


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