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Wind is blowing in the north direction at a speed of 2m/s which causes the rain to fall at some angle with the vertical. With what velocity should a cyclist drive so that the horizontal component of rain appears 2m/s south to him?

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2m/s south
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2m/s north
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4m/s north
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4m/s south
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Solution

The correct option is C 4m/s north
VRain,Cyclist=VRainVCyclist=2^i (taking north as +^i)
Thus, (2^i)VCyclist=2^i or, VCyclist=2^i+2^i=4^i
Thus, magnitude = 4m/s, direction is in +^i, i.e North.

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