Please help with this! I do not understand it. The diagram (not to scale) shows a boat used to cross a river from point A to point B. The boat rows with aspeed relative to the water Upw = 2.8 m/s. A current flows parallel to the bank (ground) with a velocityUwg = -2.2ĵ m/s.VpwîPart 1)The rower stops rowing the boat in the middle of the river and the boat comes to rest with respect to the water.In this part use:A. i directionB. -î directionC. ĵ directionD. -j directionWhich direction will the boat drift according to an observer stationary at point A?(No answer given) -According to a person on the boat which direction is the person at point A moving?(No answer given) +Part 2)Consider the original scenario. The rower keeps rowing non-stop with velocity Übw from the departure point Aand aims to hit the bank on the opposite side at point B. What is the boat's velocity respect to the bank(ground)?Ubgi m/sA.

Given : Speed of boat relative to water, vbw = 2.8 m/s Speed of water relative to ground, vwg =…

Answered: The diagram (not to scale) shows a boat…

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