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In the situation shown in figure, find the velocity of image.

A

`-11 hati+(8sqrt(3)-3) hatj m//s`

B

`-7hati+3hatj m//s`

C

`-3hati+3hatj m//s`

D

`-11 hati+3hatj m//s`

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The correct Answer is:
D

Along x-direction, applying `v_(1)-v_(m)=-(v_(0)-v_(m))`
`v_(f)-(-8 cos 60^(@))=-(3sqrt(2) cos 45^(@)-(-8 cos 60^(@)))`
`v_(f)=(-4) =-3-(-4)`
`v_(f)=2(-4) -3=-11`
Along y-direction `v_(0)=v_(f)`
`:. V_(i)=3sqrt(2) cos 45^(@) =3`
`:. ` velocity of the image =`-11 hati+3hatj m//s`
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