Since a calculator is involved in finding the answer, it makes sense to me to use a calculator capable of adding vectors.
The airplane's ground speed is 158 mph, and its heading is 205.3°.
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A diagram can be helpful. You have enough information to determine two sides of a triangle and the angle between them. This makes using the Law of Cosines feasible for determining the resultant (r) of adding the two vectors.
.. r^2 = 165^2 +15^2 -2*165*15*cos(60°) = 24975
.. r = √24975 ≈ 158.03
Then the angle β between the plane's heading and its actual direction can be found from the Law of Sines
.. β = arcsin(15/158.03*sin(60°)) = 4.7°
Thus the actual direction of the airplane is 210° -4.7° = 205.3°.
The ground speed and course of the plane are 158 mph @ 205.3°.
Answer:
432 parts
Step-by-step explanation:
24 x 18 = 432
Step-by-step explanation:
Question 10 :
3x + 6 = 4x – 12 ( reason: corresponding angles due to parallel lines)
simplify and get x, thus x = 18
to find 3x + 6 or 4x - 12(which is both the same),
3(18) + 6 = 60° , 4(18) - 12 = 60°
Question 11:
2x + 24 + x = 180 ( reason: interior angles due to parallel lines)
simplify again to get x, you will get x = 52
then find the individual by subbing in the value of x into the equation.
so 2x + 24 = 2(52)+24 = 128° and x = 52°
The answer would be <span><span>f<span>−1</span></span><span>(x)</span></span>=<span>√<span>36+x</span></span>,<span>−<span>√<span>36+<span>x. I didn't know it in word form :(</span></span></span></span>