7. Suppose your plane has a max speed (relative to the air) of 750 km/hr: Suppose you are in a strong jet stream that flows east at 150 km/hr (the air's speed relative to the ground). What heading (relative to the air) do you need in order to travel due North (relative to the ground)? Show your work! Draw a diagram and label all vectors and write out a relative motion equation showing how the vectors relate. A. 11.5° west of north B. 11.5° east of north C. 34.4° east of north D. 78.5° west of north E. 78.5° east of north

7. Suppose your plane has a max speed (relative to the air) of 750 km/hr: Suppose you are in a strong jet stream that flows east at 150 km/hr (the air's speed relative to the ground). What heading (relative to the air) do you need in order to travel due North (relative to the ground)? Show your work! Draw a diagram and label all vectors and write out a relative motion equation showing how the vectors relate. A. 11.5° west of north B. 11.5° east of north C. 34.4° east of north D. 78.5° west of north E. 78.5° east of north

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7. Suppose your plane has a max speed (relative to the air) of 750 km/hr Suppose you are in a strong jet
stream that flows east at 150 km/hr (the air's speed relative to the ground). What heading (relative to the
air) do you need in order to travel due North (relative to the ground)? Show your work! Draw a diagram
and label all vectors and write out a relative motion equation showing how the vectors relate.
A. 11.5° west of north
B. 11.5° east of north
C. 34.4° east of north
D. 78.5° west of north
E. 78.5° east of north

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