A plane is flying to a city 716 km directly north of its initial location. Therefore the only component of the planes velocity relative to the earth most always be north The plane maintains a speed of 203 km/h relative to the air during its flight. The air is not standing still but has speed of 51.5 km/h relative to the earth. .(Let the +x-axis point East and the and the +y-axis point North) Let p=Plane, a =Air. e=Earth Using double subscript notation and write the vector components for the velocity of the Plane relative to the Earth (1) Vpex = (2) Vpey = From the given the velocity of the plane relative to ground always has a "x-component" (east-west direction) of (3) Vpex = From the given the magnitude of the velocity of the plane relative to the air always is km (4) |Vpa| = hr From the given the magnitude of the velocity of the air relative to the air always is km (5) |Vael = hr Therefore , from equation (1) and (3) the angle the plane must fly at relative to the air direction can be found from

A plane is flying to a city 716 km directly north of its initial location. Therefore the only component of the planes velocity relative to the earth most always be north The plane maintains a speed of 203 km/h relative to the air during its flight. The air is not standing still but has speed of 51.5 km/h relative to the earth. .(Let the +x-axis point East and the and the +y-axis point North) Let p=Plane, a =Air. e=Earth Using double subscript notation and write the vector components for the velocity of the Plane relative to the Earth (1) Vpex = (2) Vpey = From the given the velocity of the plane relative to ground always has a "x-component" (east-west direction) of (3) Vpex = From the given the magnitude of the velocity of the plane relative to the air always is km (4) |Vpa| = hr From the given the magnitude of the velocity of the air relative to the air always is km (5) |Vael = hr Therefore , from equation (1) and (3) the angle the plane must fly at relative to the air direction can be found from

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