SOLUTION: Flying with the wind, an airplane can travel 1500 km. in 2.5 hours, but flying against the wind, the airplane requires 0.5 hour more to make the return trip. find the speed of the
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Question 508297: Flying with the wind, an airplane can travel 1500 km. in 2.5 hours, but flying against the wind, the airplane requires 0.5 hour more to make the return trip. find the speed of the airplane in still air and the speed of the wind. what would be the 2 equations to solve this?
Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
1500/2.5 = 600 km/hr
1500/3 = 500 km/hr
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The plane's airspeed is the avg, = 550 km/hr
The wind speed is the difference = 50 km/hr
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