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a plane flying with a tailwind flew at a speed of 430 mph, relative to the ground. When flying against the tailwind, it flew at a speed of 330 mph. Express these relationships as equations. Let x be the speed of the plane and let y be the speed of the wind
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If you count the direction the plane is heading as the "positive direction" then you have y=430 and x=330-y (because x must be negative as it is in the "negative direction" with respect to the plane)
now all that is left is to put x and y into the same equation using addition
So what is the equation?
do you see how the wind is slowing the plane down?
what is the equation then?
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