A plane has an airspeed of 136 km/h. It is flying on a bearing of 72° while there is a 25 km/h wind out of the northeast (bearing 225°). Whatare the ground speed and the bearing of the plane?The ground speed iskm/h.(Round to the nearest tenth as needed.) A force of 156 pounds makes an angle of 76°33' with a second force.The resultant of the two forces makes an angle of 33° 18' to the firstforce. Find the magnitudes of the second force and of the resultant.The second force has a magnitude of pounds.(Round to the nearest integer.)76°33'33°18'156 lbB

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A plane has an airspeed of 136 km/h. It is flying on a bearing of 72° while there is a 25 km/h wind out of the northeast (bearing 225°). What are the ground speed and the bearing of the plane? The ground speed is km/h. (Round to the nearest tenth as needed.)

A plane has an airspeed of 136 km/h. It is flying on a bearing of 72° while there is a 25 km/h wind out of the northeast (bearing 225°). What are the ground speed and the bearing of the plane? The ground speed is km/h. (Round to the nearest tenth as needed.)

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