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Figure shows two ships moving in x-y plane with velocity ` V_(A) " and "V_(B) ` . The ships move such that B always
remains north of A . The ratio ` (V_(A))/(V_(B))` is eqal to -

A

` cos theta `

B

`sin theta `

C

`sec theta `

D

` " cosec" theta `

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