Priya is sitting on the edge of a horizontal circular plateform of radius 6m rotating with constant angular velocity and Rahul is standing still on the ground at a point 12 m from the centre of plateform. At a particular instant rahul observes that priya is moving directly towards him with a speed of 1m/s. Then at the same instant :-

Priya is sitting on the edge of a horizontal circular plateform of radius 6m rotating with constant angular velocity and Rahul is standing still on the ground at a point 12 m from the centre of plateform. At a particular instant rahul observes that priya is moving directly towards him with a speed of 1m/s. Then at the same instant :-

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