An airplane is heading due south at an air speed of 6.00*102 km/hr when a wind begins blowing from the southwest at a speed of 1.00*102 km/hr. LET p= plane a =air g = ground %3D a) Write the "air velocity of the plane" in vector "i.j" format b) Write the velocity of of the wind in vector "i.j" format c) Write the ground velocity of of the plane in vector "i.j" format d) Determine the magnitude of the planes ground velocity e) Find the direction of the planes ground velocity. Express using the format "angle compass direction". For eample, 300SE f) How far off course will the plane be after 10.0 minutes? g) In order for the plane to fly south with respect to the ground, what direction should the plane fly in ? Express using the format "angle compass direction". For eample, 300SE h) What is the speed of the plane with respect to the ground in this case

An airplane is heading due south at an air speed of 6.00102 km/hr when a wind begins blowing from the southwest at a speed of 1.00102 km/hr. LET p= plane a =air g = ground %3D a) Write the "air velocity of the plane" in vector "i.j" format b) Write the velocity of of the wind in vector "i.j" format c) Write the ground velocity of of the plane in vector "i.j" format d) Determine the magnitude of the planes ground velocity e) Find the direction of the planes ground velocity. Express using the format "angle compass direction". For eample, 300SE f) How far off course will the plane be after 10.0 minutes? g) In order for the plane to fly south with respect to the ground, what direction should the plane fly in ? Express using the format "angle compass direction". For eample, 300SE h) What is the speed of the plane with respect to the ground in this case

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Chapter3: Vectors And Two-Dimensional Motion

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Problem 60AP: Figure P3.60 illustrates the difference in proportions between the male (m) and female (f)...

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