a) Fig.Q2(a) shows a fireman standing on a ladder directing the flow of water from the hose to the fire at B. Calculate the magnitude of the final velocity of the water at B when angle e is observed to be 20°. 10 m 20 m b) Distinguish between Displacement and Distance with aid of diagram

a) Fig.Q2(a) shows a fireman standing on a ladder directing the flow of water from the hose to the fire at B. Calculate the magnitude of the final velocity of the water at B when angle e is observed to be 20°. 10 m 20 m b) Distinguish between Displacement and Distance with aid of diagram

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