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Derivation of Position-Time Relation by Graphical Method

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A stationary man observed that the rain strike him at angle of 60 degree then he begins to move with a velocity of 25 m per second then the drops appear to strike him at an angle 30 degree with with the horizontal calculate the velocity of the raindrops

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Q. A stationary man observes that the rain strikes him at an angle

60^{\circ}

to the horizontal. When he begins to move with a velocity of

25 m/s

then the drops appear to strikes him at an angle of

30^{\circ}

from horizontal the velocity of the rain drops is

Q. A stationary man observes that the rain strikes him at an angle of

60^{\circ}

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25 m / s

then the drops appear to strike him at an angle

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30^{\circ}

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