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a helicopter is flying at 150mph on a course with a bearing of 130°. If the helicopter experiences a crosswind blowing southeast

at 25 mph, find the resultant speed and direction of the helicopter.

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romanna [79]3 years ago

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150-25=125mph

130-25=105

This means it was going 125mph and that it dropped an altitude of 25 degrees because of the wind and the slow down of the helicopter

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