Determine the change in velocity

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Velocity has a magnitude and a vector. consider a boat moving initally with velocity of 30 m/s directly west. at some later instant the boat is found to have a velocity of 12 m/s at 30* S of W. What is the change in velocity? give the magnitude in m/s only?

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