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by whack
3074 days ago
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You got the first equation right, in expressing time-taken in terms of b and w. Now you need the second equation, which expresses b in terms of w (or vice-versa). Hard to describe it here over text, but I believe using the following set of equations, it should be possible to express b in terms of w. ------------------ Yb = vertical-distance from start-point to water (constant) Yw = vertical-distance from water to end-point (constant) Xb = horizontal-distance between start and point-of-contact with water Xw = horizontal-distance between end and point-of-contact with water X = horizontal-distance between start/end points (constant) Ob = angle taken when running towards the water Ow = angle taken when swimming towards the end point => X = Xb + Xw cos(Ob) = Yb / b sin(Ob) = Xb / b cos(Ow) = Yw / w sin(Ow) = Xw / w |
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