Asked by adz
An airplane has a velocity of 400 km/h relative to the wind. At the same time, a wind blows northward with a speed of 75 km/h relative to earth. Find the direction that the airplane must head in order to move in an easterly direction relative to earth.
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Answered by
bobpursley
Wouldn't it need to fly in a direction that would cancel the North drift?
400sinTheta=75 where theta is the angle S of E.
400sinTheta=75 where theta is the angle S of E.
Answered by
Anonymous
is there any answer