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Indian Ocean from land to Vivekananda Rock a distance of 450 m) Assume that (relative to the ground) the ocean current at that location has a fixed speed towards the southYou find that to proceed due east, you need to swim at an angle of 28east of north, at a speed of 1.6m / s relative to the water. What is the speed of the water relative to the ground ?
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