1. A navigator wishes an aircraft to fly W22 °N with a groundspeed of 300km/h. There is a 60km/h windfrom the direction S15°W.a) Draw a vector diagram to illustrate the situation.b) Calculate the direction and the airspeed that the navigator should use.c) How long will it take the aircraft to travel a distance of 2000km?,

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