Kinematics question .
a pilot is flying from montreal, a displacement of 571 km [e 13.0...
Physics, 25.11.2019 13:31 ButterflyEVE
Kinematics question .
a pilot is flying from montreal, a displacement of 571 km [e 13.0(degrees) n]. the airplane is capable of flying at 301 km/h in still air. during the flight there is a constant wind of 95 km/h blowing form the direction of [e 30.0(degrees) n]. assuming she flies directly to montreal, (along the displacement vector) calculate the plane's speed relative to the ground and the direction the pilot should point the airplane to maintain his direct route to montreal.
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