Posted by bubba on Wednesday, August 26, 2009 at 3:30pm.
his movement relative to the shore is 2.9*sin49 m/s
distance= relative velocity*time
be certain to change time to seconds.
I am confused about where the 49 came from... is it supposed to be 47 ?
yes, 47
Thanks!
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