ground. This speed is relative to the air, in the directionin which the nose of the airplane points. He asks you todetermine the angle at which the aircraft must be “crab-bed," that is, the angle between the centerline of the air-craft and the centerline of the runway that will allow theairplane's velocity relative to the ground to be parallel tothe runway. You are taking flying lessons from an experienced pilot.You and the pilot are up in the plane, with you in the pilotseat. The control tower radios the plane, saying that, whileyou have been airborne, a 25-mi/h crosswind has arisen,with the direction of the wind perpendicular to the run-way on which you plan to land. The pilot tells you that yournormal airspeed as you land will be 80 mi/h relative to the

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ground. This speed is relative to the air, in the direction in which the nose of the airplane points. He asks you to determine the angle at which the aircraft must be “crab- bed," that is, the angle between the centerline of the air- craft and the centerline of the runway that will allow the airplane's velocity relative to the ground to be parallel to the runway.

ground. This speed is relative to the air, in the direction in which the nose of the airplane points. He asks you to determine the angle at which the aircraft must be “crab- bed," that is, the angle between the centerline of the air- craft and the centerline of the runway that will allow the airplane's velocity relative to the ground to be parallel to the runway.

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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