Airplane B is traveling at a constant velocity of 560 km/h, is chasing airplane A, which is traveling northeast at a constant velocity of 800 km/hr. At time t-0s, airplane A is 640 km east of airplane B. Determine (a) the trajectory of the path airplane B should follow (measured from the east) to intercept plane A; (b) the pace at which the length between the airplanes is decreasing; and (c) how long it takes for airplane B to catch airplane A.
Airplane B is traveling at a constant velocity of 560 km/h, is chasing airplane A, which is traveling northeast at a constant velocity of 800 km/hr. At time t-0s, airplane A is 640 km east of airplane B. Determine (a) the trajectory of the path airplane B should follow (measured from the east) to intercept plane A; (b) the pace at which the length between the airplanes is decreasing; and (c) how long it takes for airplane B to catch airplane A.
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Transcribed Image Text:Airplane B is traveling at a constant velocity of 560 km/h, is chasing airplane A, which is
traveling northeast at a constant velocity of 800 km/hr. At time t=0s, airplane A is 640 km east
of airplane B. Determine
(a) the trajectory of the path airplane B should follow (measured from the east) to intercept
plane A;
(b) the pace at which the length between the airplanes is decreasing; and
(c) how long it takes for airplane B to catch airplane A.
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