AnswersSK-1 41.8°SK-2 a)--- b) 63.6km c) 63.6sSK-3 a) x=2.62x10°m The wave front from position #1 is at his ear.b) x=1.80x10°m The shockwave is at his ear.13NErniege SK-2 Andrei is flying an SR-71 horizontally at 1,000m/s at an altitude of 20,000m where the speed of soundis 300m/s. Austin first sees Andrei where andrei is directly above Austin, as shown in the figure below.20,000mAustina) Make a sketch showing the plane at the position when Austin first hears Andrei's plane (when theshock wave first crosses Austin's ear).b) Find the x coordinate of Andrei's position at the instant Austin first hears the plane.c) Find the elapsed time from when Austin first see's the plane until he first hears the plane.

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-2 Andrei is flying an SR-71 horizontally at 1,000m/s at an altitude of 20,000m where the speed of sound is 300m/s. Austin first sees Andrei where andrei is directly above Austin, as shown in the figure below. y 20,000m Austin X a) Make a sketch showing the plane at the position when Austin first hears Andrei's plane (when the shock wave first crosses Austin's ear). b) Find the x coordinate of Andrei's position at the instant Austin first hears the plane. c) Find the elapsed time from when Austin first see's the plane until he first hears the plane.

-2 Andrei is flying an SR-71 horizontally at 1,000m/s at an altitude of 20,000m where the speed of sound is 300m/s. Austin first sees Andrei where andrei is directly above Austin, as shown in the figure below. y 20,000m Austin X a) Make a sketch showing the plane at the position when Austin first hears Andrei's plane (when the shock wave first crosses Austin's ear). b) Find the x coordinate of Andrei's position at the instant Austin first hears the plane. c) Find the elapsed time from when Austin first see's the plane until he first hears the plane.

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