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An airplane is headed towards the north east from the south west (45 degrees). There is a cross wind with a speed of 10
Posted: Tue Jul 12, 2022 1:36 pm
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- An Airplane Is Headed Towards The North East From The South West 45 Degrees There Is A Cross Wind With A Speed Of 10 1 (48.3 KiB) Viewed 27 times
An airplane is headed towards the north east from the south west (45 degrees). There is a cross wind with a speed of 10 m/s out of the west (heading east). The airplane needs to be aligned with the runway which is 53 degrees northeast (53 degrees above the horizontal axis). Vplane=Vwind+Vplane/wind The x component of the vector addition statement is: .6Vplane= 10 + .7 Vplane/wind The y component of the vector addition statement is: .8Vplane= .7 Vplane/wind Is (4.2/8)plane/wind -.7Vplane/wind= 10 accurate? (YES) or (NO)