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Mathematics, 06.11.2020 08:40, cardenas08

Marie is jogging on the deck of a large cruise ship. From the ship’s reference frame, Marie is jogging east at a speed of 2.68 meters per second. To a stationary outside observer, the boat is moving directly northeast (45° north of east) at a speed of 11.18 meters per second. To the stationary outside observer, what is the magnitude of Marie’s velocity?

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