While flying north in late spring, a Canada goose experiences a 30.0 km/h crosswind that blows eastward perpendicular to the bird's motion. In which direction should the goose fly in order to keep travelling north with respect to the ground? A Canada goose can fly at a speed of 65.0 km/h in calm air. A. 24.8° east of north diiw bruog di mod qu igiea ebnonen B. 24.8° west of north u hanxo lor qu ge tode ei so C. 27.5° east of north D. 27.5° west of north E. 27.5° north of west F. None of those onimos m 8S o boo lehini w onole orh bun noolled od nows oh () drod onol s lo (aoioib bns sbusingam) yioolav se (d)

While flying north in late spring, a Canada goose experiences a 30.0 km/h crosswind that blows eastward perpendicular to the bird's motion. In which direction should the goose fly in order to keep travelling north with respect to the ground? A Canada goose can fly at a speed of 65.0 km/h in calm air. A. 24.8° east of north diiw bruog di mod qu igiea ebnonen B. 24.8° west of north u hanxo lor qu ge tode ei so C. 27.5° east of north D. 27.5° west of north E. 27.5° north of west F. None of those onimos m 8S o boo lehini w onole orh bun noolled od nows oh () drod onol s lo (aoioib bns sbusingam) yioolav se (d)

College Physics

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