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Standard XII
Physics
Relative Motion: Rain Example
A stationary ...
Question
A stationary man observes that the rain strikes him at an angle
60
∘
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
∘
from horizontal the velocity of the rain drops is
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Solution
→
V
R
=
−
V
R
cos
30
∘
^
j
−
V
R
sin
30
∘
^
i
→
V
R
=
−
V
R
2
^
i
−
V
R
√
3
2
^
j
→
V
M
=
25
^
i
→
V
R
M
=
−
V
′
R
cos
60
∘
^
j
−
V
′
R
sin
60
∘
^
i
→
V
R
M
=
−
V
′
R
√
3
2
^
i
−
V
′
R
2
^
j
→
V
R
=
(
25
−
V
′
R
√
3
2
)
^
i
−
V
′
R
2
^
j
On comparing
V
′
R
=
√
3
V
R
25
−
V
′
R
√
3
2
=
−
V
R
2
V
R
=
25
m/s
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