The fighter jet in the figure draws a circular orbit around point O. The radar at point A is also watching the plane. The radius of the circular orbit is 2000m. The plane is moving at a constant speed of 300m / sec. Since the distance of the radar from the plane is r= 3000m, when the plane reaches point P, e = 50 ° and ß = 20°. Calculate: ř,ř, ė,ö %3D

The fighter jet in the figure draws a circular orbit around point O. The radar at point A is also watching the plane. The radius of the circular orbit is 2000m. The plane is moving at a constant speed of 300m / sec. Since the distance of the radar from the plane is r= 3000m, when the plane reaches point P, e = 50 ° and ß = 20°. Calculate: ř,ř, ė,ö %3D

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