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A buoy lies 1000metres east and 2000m north of a start line. A boat starts at start line and travels on a bearing of 045deg at 6ms-1. After 6 minutes the boat turnd and increases speed tp 9ms-1. How long does it tak boat to reach buoy?
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Is there high winds? Rough seas? Rain? What if a sea monster comes between the buoy and the boat? See... all these things need to be answered first before I can tell you.
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No winds no other factors. Not homework. Studying for maths after 20 years out of school. Looking for solution to study and hopefully attempt other similar problems. Above is only one half of problem.. Other boat travelling in another direction! No sea monsters! We're in the Irish sea! All calm.. Thanks in advance!
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