Two trains S and T are moving at constant speed, S at 50kmh¯1 NW and T at a speed v, kmh-1 due W. Given that vrs (the velocity of S relative T) is NE in direction. Find the magnitude of Vrs- Find the magnitude of vr.

Two trains S and T are moving at constant speed, S at 50kmh¯1 NW and T at a speed v, kmh-1 due W. Given that vrs (the velocity of S relative T) is NE in direction. Find the magnitude of Vrs- Find the magnitude of vr.

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Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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