Physics, asked by vaishnavivishwa, 1 year ago

An aeroplane is flying due to North with a velocity of 90km per HR if the wind be blowing from east with a velocity of 15 km per HR find the resultant velocity and direction of the aeroplane.


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Answered by pnksg
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velocity of aeroplane, v'=90km/hrs due north
velocity of wind,v"=15km/hrs due east
therefore, resultant velocity , r =
 \sqrt{ {90}^{2}  +  {15}^{2}  + 2 \times 90 \times 15 \times  \cos(45)  }  = 101.16 \:km \: per \: hours
and direction of aeroplane is due northwest
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vaishnavivishwa: No the answer is wrong it is 91.24km
Answered by CarliReifsteck
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Answer:

The resultant velocity and direction of the airplane is 91.24 km/hr due to east.

Explanation:

Given that,

Velocity of airplane = 90 km/hr

Velocity of wind = 15 km/hr

The resultant velocity

R=\sqrt{R_{1}^2+R_{2}^2+2R_{1}R_{2}\cos\theta}

R=\sqrt{90^2+15^2+2\times90\times15\times\cos90^{0}}

R=\sqrt{90^2+15^2+2\times90\times15\times0}

R=\sqrt{90^2+15^2}

R= 91.24\ km/hr

The direction of the airplane is

tan\theta=\dfrac{90}{15}

\theta=tan^{-1}6

\theta=80.53\ approx\ 81\ due\ to\ east

Hence, The resultant velocity and direction of the airplane is 91.24 km/hr due to east.

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