a plane flies North, purly horizontally, at a constant speed. The moment the plane is above a beautiful garden with bugs and a butterily, a halloon is thrown out of the plane. It falls to the ground below. QUESTION, ASSUME: The plane flies at a constant altitude of 1000 m above the ground The halloon is thrown out of the plane to the North with a velocity of 30 m's at an angle of 20 down, measured from the horizontal, relative to the plane The balloon lands 2475 m from the beautiful garden • Air resistance is negligible QUESTION, DETERMINE: • The velocity of the plane, relative to carth

a plane flies North, purly horizontally, at a constant speed. The moment the plane is above a beautiful garden with bugs and a butterily, a halloon is thrown out of the plane. It falls to the ground below. QUESTION, ASSUME: The plane flies at a constant altitude of 1000 m above the ground The halloon is thrown out of the plane to the North with a velocity of 30 m's at an angle of 20 down, measured from the horizontal, relative to the plane The balloon lands 2475 m from the beautiful garden • Air resistance is negligible QUESTION, DETERMINE: • The velocity of the plane, relative to carth

Glencoe Physics: Principles and Problems, Student Edition

1st Edition

ISBN:9780078807213

Author:Paul W. Zitzewitz

Publisher:Paul W. Zitzewitz

Chapter5: Displacement And Force In Two Dimensions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 63A

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