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3 years ago

A man walks backward on a bus. To a stationary observer, the bus moves

Physics

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NNADVOKAT [17]3 years ago

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Explanation:

V(m,b)= V(m,e) - V(b,e)

2.3m/s (west) = V(m,e) - 15m/s (east)

to solve this change the direction of slower speed. so it will become negative value

-2.3m/s ( east) = V (m,e) - 15m/s (east)

V(m,e) = 15m/s (east) - 2.3m/s (east)

V(m,e) = 12.7 m/s (east)

velocity of the man in frame of reference of stationary observer is 12.7 m/s

it's slightly less than the velocity of bus so stationary observer see the man move slower than the one inside the bus

ps:- V(m,b) - velocity of man relative to bus

V(b,e) - velocity of bus relative to earth

V(m,e) - velocity of man relative to earth

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