Three friends are in a boat and noticed some flowers on the shore to the East, so they wish to get to this shore as soon as possible. The boat can travel 4 m/s relative to the water, but the water itself is flowing at a rate of V water = 2 m/s [North] as shown in the figure below. The passengers in the boat are debating between three possible directions relative to the water that they could sail: VA, VB, or vc. Carlos says: "We'll get to the shore fastest if we travel in the direction of vc relative to the water, because relative to the ground this would result in us travelling directly to the East. Travelling directly to the East would require the shortest possible distance to get to the shore, and it takes less time to travel a shorter distance." V water VB 3.) Which aspects of Carlos's Reasoning, if any, are correct? Which aspects of Carlos's reasoning, if any, are incorrect? Explain. As shown in the figure to the right, a boat travels V 1 water East (relative to the water) at VB = 6 m/s while the water flows northward at rate Vwater = 3.5 m/s. 4.) If the river is 30 meters wide, what is the boat's VB total distance traveled in crossing the river