Really Important homework take-home test thing

In summary, the conversation is about an assignment for physics called the 'airline project'. The assignment involves drawing diagrams and calculating flight times for different routes using given percentages and speeds. The person is asking for help with starting the project and figuring out the time it takes to fly straight to Indianapolis. They are advised to read the instructions and show their own effort before seeking help.
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Advil
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Hey all, I have an assignment for physics that was due two weeks ago and I'm getting really desperate. It's called the 'airline project'. Here's a link to the assignment. I want to know how to go about starting and doing it.

http://www.fiz6qed.org/homework/tests/take3.htm

The percentages are.

top one is 60, bottom is 40.
then the speeds are 40, and bottom one is 60
and cruising speed is 550mph

I have to do KC to Indianapolis.
 
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Hello Advil,

Can you figure out how long it takes to get to Chicago if the windspeed is 40 mph?
 
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Advil said:
I want to know how to go about starting and doing it.
You get started by doing the first thing you are asked to do : draw neat diagrams showing the 3 flight paths.

To get any help here, you must show your own effort first. Please read the sticky at the top of this forum, or the second link in my signature line.
 
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We have the vectors drawn out already. I only have to do one of the trips, and that's to Indianapolis, other people were assigned the other trips.

To find the time do I just find the resultant vector of the two vectors.. one going straight to Indianapolis and one being the wind?
 
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Resultant

OK, the desired result is flying straight towards Indianapolis. Can you make a vector diagram showing this result as the sum of other things?
 

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