A ship whose velocity relative to the water is 20 km/h is moving in a river where the water flows at 6 km/h relative to the shore. The magnitude of the ship's velocity relative to the shore can be any of the following except... 22 km/h. I 26 km/h. 14 km/h. O 30 km/h. 18 km/h.

A ship whose velocity relative to the water is 20 km/h is moving in a river where the water flows at 6 km/h relative to the shore. The magnitude of the ship's velocity relative to the shore can be any of the following except... 22 km/h. I 26 km/h. 14 km/h. O 30 km/h. 18 km/h.

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University Physics Volume 1

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Chapter4: Motion In Two And Three Dimensions

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