A plane is headed due east with an airspeed of 345 miles per hour. It true course, however, is at 95.5 degrees from due north. If the wind currents are a constant 55.0 miles per hour, what are the possibilities for the ground speed of the plane?
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A plane is headed due east with an airspeed of 345 miles per hour. It true course, however, is at 95.5 degrees from due north. If the wind currents are a constant 55.0 miles per hour, what are the possibilities for the ground speed of the plane?
It's a Trig question!

anonymous · Answer

I believe this is a physics question. Recall the formula Vog = Vom + Vmg.

anonymous · Answer

I have never learn that, is it really Physics lol ?

anonymous · Answer

well it's in my chapter 7 test, which is Trig book lol

anonymous · Answer

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