Cat Chaser. A dog, located at the origin, sees a running cat atrc= 10. [m] i+ 15 [m] j with a constant velocity Vc = 2.0 [m/s] j. At what constant velocity Vp should the dog travel if it wants to meet the cat in t = 25 [s] ? Cat y Cat Dog Meeting point Dog/ VD Before(t = 0) After(t = 25s) O a. 1.0 (m/s] i – 2.0 [m/s] j O b. 0.4 [m/s] i+ 2.6 (m/s] j Oc. 2.4 [m/s] i +0.6 [m/s] j O d. 0.2 [m/s]i+0.3 (m/s] j

Cat Chaser. A dog, located at the origin, sees a running cat atrc= 10. [m] i+ 15 [m] j with a constant velocity Vc = 2.0 [m/s] j. At what constant velocity Vp should the dog travel if it wants to meet the cat in t = 25 [s] ? Cat y Cat Dog Meeting point Dog/ VD Before(t = 0) After(t = 25s) O a. 1.0 (m/s] i – 2.0 [m/s] j O b. 0.4 [m/s] i+ 2.6 (m/s] j Oc. 2.4 [m/s] i +0.6 [m/s] j O d. 0.2 [m/s]i+0.3 (m/s] j

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