Physics, 25.11.2021 14:00 azolber

The diagram at the right shows the path of a ship that sails at a constant velocity of 42 km/h east.
What is the ship’s position when it reaches point C,
relative to the starting point, A, if it sails from
point B to point C in exactly 1.5 h?

Another ship starts at the same time from point B, but its velocity is 58 m/S east. What is its position,
relative to A, after 1.5 S?

What would a ship position be if that ship started at point B and traveled at velocity of 35 m/s west to
point D in a time period 1.2 m/s ?

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