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a man is walking in rain with an umbrella in his hand.rain is falling vertically downwards with a velocity of vr and the man is walking horizontally horizontally with a velocity vm.at what angle should he hold the umbrella in order to protect himself from getting wet.

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The resultant velocity of the rain and the man is, V= vr2+vm2 The angle made by the direction of rain with direction of resultant velocity is, θ = vr vr2+vm2 .Therefore the man must hold his umbrella at an angle θ = vr vr2+vm2 with the verticalin the upward direction.

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