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suppose you want to row your boat across a 3 mile wide river and row at a speed of 2 mi/hr. the current is flowing south at a r...Asked by Karina
Suppose you want to row your boat across a 3-mile-wide river. You can row at a speed of 2.5 mi/h. The current is flowing south at a rate of 1.4 mi/h. At what angle upstream should you aim your boat so that is ends up going straight across?
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Steve
if x=0 means straight across, you need to go upstream at an angle x where
sin x = 1.4/2.5
note that the 3-mile width and southward flow of the water are irrelevant
sin x = 1.4/2.5
note that the 3-mile width and southward flow of the water are irrelevant
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