The weight of the plane is (mass) x (acceleration of gravity).
Neither of these changes when the plane rises from the ground.
Its weight on the ground is equal to (the same as) its weight in the air.
1) 260 km/h
Let's use the following convention:
positive x-direction = east
positive y-direction = north
Here we have to find the north component of the velocity's airplane, which means we have to find its y-component.
We can use the formula:

where
v = 750 km/h is the magnitude of the plane's velocity
is the angle between the direction of the plane and the positive x-axis
Substituting,

2)
north of east
In order to find the direction of flight, we have to consider that the vector representing the displacement of the plane is the hypothenuse of a right triangle, of which the displacements along the east and north direction are the sides.
Therefore, we have
is the displacement towards east
is the displacement towards north
Therefore, the angle that gives the direction is given by

And substituting,

and this angle is measured north of east.
Answer:
5.33kg
Explanation:
Given parameters:
Velocity of eagle = 15m/s
Kinetic energy of the eagle = 600J
Unknown:
Mass of the eagle = ?
Solution:
The kinetic energy of any body is the energy due to the motion of a body. There are different forms of kinetic energy some of which are thermal, mechanical, electrical energy.
The formula of kinetic energy is given as;
Kinetic energy =
m v²
where m is the mass, V is the velocity
substitute the parameters in the equation;
600 =
x m x 15²
225m = 1200
m =
= 5.33kg
Answer:
mass = 14
Explanation:
equation ; p = m / v
2 = m / 7
to get the m, your variable, by itself you would multiply 7 onto the other side of the equation, getting this;
2 * 7 = m
and 2 * 7 = 14, therefore m = 14, so your mass would be 14!
Hope this helps!