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Help with physics problem?
A plane must travel 2000 km into a northward 50 km/hr headwind to deliver materials then returns home. The plane's engine propels the plane with a velocity of 150 km/hr.
a. What is the relative velocity of the plane heading to the delivery? Magnitude: Direction: b.What is the total amount of time necessary to complete the trip to deliver the materials? c. OH ON! The wind shifts at a 90 degree angle due East. What Is the relative velocity of the plane if the wind shifted during the pilot's trip home? Magnitude: Direction: |
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