Asked by Lala
Vector A, a wind velocity vector, has a magnitude of 20 miles per hour and is blowing toward the North. A second wind velocity vector, Vector B, has a magnitude of 50 miles per hour and is blowing toward the Southeast. A third wind velocity vector, Vector C, has a magnitude of 10 miles per hour and is blowing toward the Southwest These three winds emerge (come out of) three separate canyons and merge (meet) at a flagpole carrying a cloth flag. What direction (angle with respect to zero degrees) will the flag be pointing as a result of the three winds? Also, what is the magnitude of the resulting wind velocity vector (expressed in m/s)? Note: Convert all variables to the metric (mks) system before performing your calculations.
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Answered by
bobpursley
add the vectors:
Using N as direction 000
R=20Cos0 N + 50cos135N+50sin135E+10Cos225N+10sin225(-E)
now add the N components, and the east components.
change miles/hr to m/s, I would do it at the end.
Using N as direction 000
R=20Cos0 N + 50cos135N+50sin135E+10Cos225N+10sin225(-E)
now add the N components, and the east components.
change miles/hr to m/s, I would do it at the end.
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