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all right ok so i got 858km/hr at 3.8 degrees N of E...is that what u got? i hope so and thank u sooo much fer all your help! :)

wait i just used pythagorean thm to solve for the 858km/hr and thanks fer the angle help...i get the problem now..i just always to forget to add the components first...thanx again

ok so i got 858km/hr...now how can i solve for the angle?

process of elimination, law of cosines, formula for calculating force weight...etc etc...

well if the airplane is flying directly east wouldn't that mean that the entire component is horizontal and the vertical component is equal to zero?

well for the most part i just drew the vectors...however depending on my scale...the answers varied like i would get one measurement but the incorrect angle value...how can u just solve this problem mathematically...i know that u have to break the 80.0km/hr in its vertical and horizontal...

thank u...i just wanted to double check :)

ok i have tried to draw this problem several times and i get different answers every time...my answers range from 804-880km/h and i can't get the degree down either...please help... an airplane pilot tries to fly directly east of the velocity of 800.0km/h if a wind comes from the southwest at...

two tractors pull against a 1750kg. if the angle of the tractors' chains in relation to each other is 36.0 degrees and each tractor pulls with a force of 8000N what is the total force exerted by the tractors is the answer 15200N?