Physics, asked by lazygenius, 19 days ago

An airplane travels 321 km on a straight course at an angle of 27.5 east of

north. It then changes its course by moving 121 km north before reaching its

destination. Determine the resultant displacement of the airplane.​

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Answered by SAESHA123
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As we see, the resultant displacement can be found by simple math:

​D

y

=100+209 cos40°=260 km.

D

x

=209 sin40°=134 km.

D=292 km.

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