A 3-ton airplane normally flies at 300 km/hr. If it experiences a 30 km/hr headwind (i.e., a wind coming 'head-on'), then its resultant velocity will be km/hr. O 90 O 110 O 270 O 330 810 O 990 O None of these

A 3-ton airplane normally flies at 300 km/hr. If it experiences a 30 km/hr headwind (i.e., a wind coming 'head-on'), then its resultant velocity will be km/hr. O 90 O 110 O 270 O 330 810 O 990 O None of these

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