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Question 984520: A pilot is flying at an air speed of 241mph in a wind blowing 20.4mph from the east. In what direction must the pilot head in order to fly due north? What is the pilots speed relative to the ground?
(Round the bearing to the nearest tenth of a degree and the speed to the nearest tenth of a mph.)
Enter your answer as (bearing, compass direction, speed), where compass direction is either E or W and the bearing is given in degrees.
Thank you kindly.
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Question 984482: Please help me solve and explain how to solve the following problem:
Given two forces of 12Ib and 19Ib, forming an angle of 92°, find the magnitude of the resultant force. (Round answer to the nearest pound.)
Thank you kindly.
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Question 986751: n object, that remains at rest, is acted upon by three forces F1, F2 and F3. The component forms of F1 and F2 are given by
F1 = ai + bj and F2 = ci + dj
where a = -198, b = 2, c = 71 and d = -40. If the component form of F3 is of the form F3 = xi + yj
then what is the value of x?
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Question 986750: What is the direction in degrees that corresponds to the bearing S 60o W? Do not give any units in your answer. As usual, your answer should consist only of a number. Your answer must be between -180 and 179.
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Question 986745: The magnitude of vector a is 17, and the magnitude of vector b is 18.
The direction, in degrees, for the vector a is 97, and the direction, in degrees, for the vector b is -6.
What is the magnitude, correct to 2 decimal places, of the vector r, where r = a + b?
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Question 987373: What is the direction, in degrees and to 2 decimal places, for the vector whose column form is
(
a
b
)
where a = 13 and b = 3? Do not give any units in your answer. Your answer must be between -90 and 270.
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Question 998493: Two forces have magnitudes of 21 N and 24 N and the angle between them is 65°. Find the magnitude of the resultant and the angle it makes with the larger of the two forces (1 dp)
resultant force (N) ≈
angle (°) ≈
THANK YOU
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Question 998488: Two forces have magnitudes of 38 N and 29 N and the angle between them is 156°. Find the magnitude of the resultant and the angle it makes with the larger of the two forces (1dp)
resultant force =
angle =
This is what I had, but it was not correct:
Angle = 180 - 156 = 24°
RF = sqrt [38²+29²- 2*38*29*cos24] = 16.5 N
Θ = arcsin[29/RF]*sin24° = 45.7°
However, both my answers are not correct
THANK YOU
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Question 998490: A yacht sails 18 km on a bearing 324° followed by 6 km on a bearing 132°.
Calculate the distance (in km to the nearest 0.1 km) and bearing (to the nearest degree) of the yacht's final position from its initial position.
distance (km) ≈
(I had 13.3 but i do not think it is correct?)
bearing (°) ≈
THANK YOU
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Question 998492: To a person riding a bike with velocity (7 i + 3 j) km/h the wind seems to have velocity (9 i + 10 j) km/h.
State the true velocity of the wind in i, j vector form.
velocity (km/h) =
What is the speed of the wind?
speed (km/h) =
Taking i as due East, what is the direction of the wind (in standard bearing notation) to the nearest degree?
bearing (°) ≈
THANK YOU
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Question 998952: To a person riding a bike with velocity (7 i + 3 j) km/h the wind seems to have velocity (9 i + 10 j) km/h.
State the true velocity of the wind in i, j vector form.
velocity (km/h) = 16i + 13j
What is the speed of the wind?
speed (km/h) = 20.6
I'm stuck on the last part:
Taking i as due East, what is the direction of the wind (in standard bearing notation) to the nearest degree?
bearing (°) ≈
THANK YOU!
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Question 1000520: Ship A has position vector (9 i + 3 j) km. Relative to an observer on a second ship B, ship A has position vector (−9 i − 2 j) km.
What is the position vector of ship B?
I had -18i -5j
However, both values are not correct
THANK YOU
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Question 1004550: Can you give me an example of connecting vectors that form a polygon?
How can I get the resultant vector?
My teacher said that if a vector starts at the origin and the last vector ends at the origin, it is in equilibrium.
Thank you!😃
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Question 1011203: The motor of a small boat produces a speed of 2 mph in still water. The boat is travelling in flowing water with a current velocity given by . In what direction should the boat head to travel due east? (Represent the direction with a unit vector.)
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Question 1012194: Hi, I'm having trouble with the problem h(x) = -16x^2 + 64x + 140 where h(x) equals the height. I'm trying to find the height, but I'm not sure how to. When asked to write the quadratic function in vertex form I came up with f(x) = 16(x+2)^2-56.
Thanks.
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Question 1012194: Hi, I'm having trouble with the problem h(x) = -16x^2 + 64x + 140 where h(x) equals the height. I'm trying to find the height, but I'm not sure how to. When asked to write the quadratic function in vertex form I came up with f(x) = 16(x+2)^2-56.
Thanks.
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Question 1012194: Hi, I'm having trouble with the problem h(x) = -16x^2 + 64x + 140 where h(x) equals the height. I'm trying to find the height, but I'm not sure how to. When asked to write the quadratic function in vertex form I came up with f(x) = 16(x+2)^2-56.
Thanks.
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Question 1012565: A bucket holds somewhere between 100and150 LTS of water. If we fill as many 3 Lt containers as we can from this bucket, we will be left with a Lt of water. If we fill as many as 4 Lt container from this bucket, we will be left with a liter of water.if we fill as many as 5 Lt container as we can from this bucket we will o CE again be left with a liter of water. What is the capacity of the bucket?
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