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Sam runs at a velocity of 18m/s due east. A strong wind traveling at 8m/s blows on bearing 230° calculate the resultant velocity using Cosine law
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Sam runs at a velocity of 18m/s due east. A strong wind traveling at 8m/s blows on bearing 230° calculate the resultant velocity using Cosine law
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Answer is he run with 11m/s.
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