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I. E. Irodov Solution 1.6

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Problem: 1.6
A ship moves along the equator to the east with velocity \({v_0} = 30km/h\). The southeastern wind blows at an angle \(\phi = 60^\circ \) to the equator with velocity \(v = 15km/h\). Find the wind velocity \(v'\) relative to the ship and the angle \(\phi '\) between the equator and the wind direction in the reference frame fixed to the ship.

Solution: 1.6

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If \({v_0}\) is the velocity vector of the ship and \({v_{wind}}\) is the velocity vector of the wind, then the velocity of the wind relative to the ship is simply \(\left( {{v_{wind}} - {v_0}} \right)\).
This is indicated in the above figure. The magnitude \(\left| {{v_{wind}} - {v_0}} \right|\) is then given by:
\( = \sqrt {v_0^2 + v_{wind}^2 + 2{v_0}{v_{wind}}\cos \left( {180^\circ - \phi } \right)} \)
\( = \sqrt {v_0^2 + v_{wind}^2 + 2{v_0}{v_{wind}}\cos \phi } \)
\( = \sqrt {{{15}^2} + {{30}^2} + 2.15.30\cos 60^\circ } \)
\( = \sqrt {225 + 900 + 450} \)
\( = \sqrt {1575} \approx 40km/h\)

The angle of the direction of the wind will be
\(\tan \phi ' = \left( {\frac{{{v_{wind}}\sin \phi }}{{{v_0} + {v_{wind}}\cos \phi }}} \right)\)
\(\tan \phi ' = \left( {\frac{{15\sin 60^\circ }}{{30 + 15\cos 60^\circ }}} \right)\)
\(\phi ' \approx 19^\circ \)

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