We are to find the speed Us relative to the water, should the swimmer have expressed in kilometer per hour
Therefore, the speed, Us of the swimmer relative to the water is
Us = 4.02km/hour
The speed Us of the swimmer relative to the water can be resolved into its vertical and horizontal component.
Therefore, the horizontal component of speed, Us is Usx = -(Us × Cos45°).
The negative sign above is due to the position of the speed, Us on the negative x-axis.
And, the vertical component of speed, Us is Usy = Us × Sin45°
Also, the horizontal component of speed Vr of the river is,
Vrx = Vr × Cos0° = 5km/hour
And, the vertical component of speed Vr of the river is,
Vry = Vr × Sin0° = 0km/hour
This is so because, the speed Vr makes an angle 0° with the horizontal.
Therefore, total speed in the horizontal and vertical direction, V'x and V'y are (5-UsCos45), and (UsSin45) respectively.
Therefore, the time Ty required to move from point A to C is,
Ty = d1/(UsSin45).
Also, the time Tx required to move from point C to B is,
Tx = d2/(5 - UsCos45)
However, Tx = Ty.
Therefore,
d1/(UsSin45) = d2/(5 - UsCos45).
i.e 159 / (0.7071Us) = 121 / (5 - 0.7071Us).
Cross product
85.56Us = 795 - 112.43Us
85.56Us + 112.43Us = 795
197.99Us = 795
The speed, Us = 795 / 197.99
The speed, Us of the swimmer relative to the water, is,
Us = 4.02km/hour.
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