Velocity of Aeroplane: 10degEofS @ 600km/hr

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an Anaeroplane is flying in the direction 10 degree east of south at 600km/hr.find the component form of the velocity of the airplane assuming that +veX axis represent due east & +ve YaxisRepresent due north
 
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an Anaeroplane is flying in the direction 10 degree east of south at 600km/hr.find the component form of the velocity of the airplane assuming that +veX axis represent due east & +ve YaxisRepresent due north
 

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