Please help! Thank you so much. A radar station sends a signal to a ship which is located a distance 13.0 kilometers from the station at bearing 136° clockwise from the north. At the same moment, a helicopter is at ahorizontal range of 19.6 kilometers, at bearing 155° clockwise from the north, with an elevation of 2.60 kilometers. Let east be the î direction, north be the ĵ direction, and up be the kdirection.(a) What is the displacement vector (in km) from the helicopter to the ship? (Express your answer in vector form. Do not include units in your answer.)D = (0.75i + 8.41j + 2.60kDraw a sketch of the situation on the xy-axis, with the station at the origin, and write each position vector in unit-vector notation. Note that the helicopter will have an additionalcomponent in the +k-direction. Find S - H, the difference in the position vectors of the ship and helicopter. Be careful with your angles when you calculate components. Notice that forboth position vectors, the x-components are positive and the y-components are negative. ) km(b) What is the distance (in km) between the helicopter and ship?8.83km(c) What If? The ship begins to sink at a rate of 5.30 m/s. Write the position vector (in km) of the ship relative to the helicopter as a function of time as the ship sinks. Assume that thehelicopter remains hovering at its initial position and that the sinking rate remains the same even after the ship sinks under the surface. (Use the following as necessary: t. Do notinclude units in your answer.)D(t)î +ĵ + 2.60 + 19.1tWhen the ship begins to sink, its position in the k-direction changes at a rate of 5.30 m/s. Use the result from part (a), with the displacement vector in the k-direction modifiedaccordingly as a function of time. Be sure your distance units are consistent. k) km(3(d) Evaluate the position of the ship relative to the helicopter (in km) after 2.00 h. (Express your answer in vector form. Do not include units in your answer.)D(t) = ( 0.75i + 8.41j + 40.8kUse the result from part (c), with t = 2.00 h7200 s.km

A radar station sends a signal to a ship which is located a distance 13.0 kilometers from the station at bearing 136° clocKwise from the north. At the same moment, a helicopter horizontal range of 19.6 kilometers, at bearing 155° clockwise from the north, with an elevation of 2.60 kilometers. Let east be the î direction, north be the j direction, and up be the k direction. (a) What is the displacement vector (in km) from the helicopter to the ship? (Express your answer in vector form. Do not include units in your answer.)

A radar station sends a signal to a ship which is located a distance 13.0 kilometers from the station at bearing 136° clocKwise from the north. At the same moment, a helicopter horizontal range of 19.6 kilometers, at bearing 155° clockwise from the north, with an elevation of 2.60 kilometers. Let east be the î direction, north be the j direction, and up be the k direction. (a) What is the displacement vector (in km) from the helicopter to the ship? (Express your answer in vector form. Do not include units in your answer.)

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