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Standard XII

Physics

Escape Speed

14. Two cycli...

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14. Two cyclists A and B start from the junction of two roads inclined at 90 degree , the ratio of their velocities being 3 : 4 . Find the ratio of the rate at which two cyclists are separating with the velocity of A.

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