1.2 Uses the algebraic method to solve: An aircraft flies on a 110° course at a constant speed of 525 km/h. If the wind speed vector is from 40 km/h to 210°, what is the aircraft's speed vector? (Trace the diagram using the Cartesian plan.)

1.2 Uses the algebraic method to solve: An aircraft flies on a 110° course at a constant speed of 525 km/h. If the wind speed vector is from 40 km/h to 210°, what is the aircraft's speed vector? (Trace the diagram using the Cartesian plan.)

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