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A ship's course is set at a heading of 192°, with a speed of 30 knots. A current is flowing from a bearing of 112°, at 14 knots. Use Cartesian vectors to determine the resultant velocity of the ship. The answer is 30.8km/h on a bearing of 218.6° Please help! Thanks :)
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I got the vectors to be ship = [30cos78 , 30sin78] current = [14cos158 , 14sin158] This is wrong please help
78 isnt 192 for starters; 192 180 --- 012 its a reference angle of 12; and sin and cos are both negative between 180 and 270
Ohh...
soo... ship = [30cos12 , 30sin12]?
yes, but negatives
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you have to get the proper direction values or your heading in the wrong place
What do you mean by negatives?
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