Ask a New Question

Question

An airplane with an airspeed of 60 km/hr lands on a runway where the wind speed is 40 km/hr.
(a) What is the landing speed of the plane if the wind is head-on?
(b) What is the landing speed if the wind is a tailwind, coming from behind the plane?
11 years ago

Answers

Henry
a. V = Vp+Vw = 60 + (-40) = 20 km/h.

b. V = 60 + 40 = 100 km/h.

11 years ago

Related Questions

An airplane has an airspeed of 724 kilometers per hour at a bearing of 30 degrees.The wind velocity... An airplane has an airspeed of 100km/h north. if there is a 30km/h headwind what is its groundspeed An airplane with an airspeed of 33.3 m/s is headed 30 degrees east of north in a wind blowing due we... An airplane with an airspeed of 66km/h lands on a runway where the wind speed is 28km/h .What is the... An airplane has an airspeed of 770 kilometers per hour at a bearing of N 48 degrees E. If the wind v... An airplane has airspeed of 724 k/h at bearing of North 30 degrees East. If the wind velocity is 32... An airplane has an airspeed of 450 kilometers per hour bearing Upper N45E. The wind velocity is 60 k... An airplane has an airspeed of 300 mph, and it is traveling to the southwest. After two hours it is... An airplane has an airspeed of 400 km and is heading due west. If it encounters wind blowing north a... An airplane with an airspeed 600km/h needs to be on a course 35.0degree north of East. A steady wind...
Ask a New Question
Archives Contact Us Privacy Policy Terms of Use