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A man standing on flat car under the shed of a small umbrella as shown in figure Rainfall starts at 30 m/s at an angle 30° with the vertical as shown. Find the speed and direction in which flatcar should be moved in order to save man from rain fall .

  1. 15 m/s toward right    
  2. 15 m/s toward left    
  3. 15square root of 3 m/s toward right    
  4. 15square root of 3 m/s toward left    

The correct answer is: 15 m/s toward left


    From velocity triangleV subscript m end subscript equals 30 s i n invisible function application 30 to the power of ring operator end exponent equals 15 m divided by s e c text  (left) end text

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