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Which diagram indicates a bearing of S 40° E?

A
On a coordinate plane, vector u goes down and to the right in quadrant 4 and forms angle 40 degrees with the y-axis.
Option A
B
On a coordinate plane, vector u goes down and to the right in quadrant 3 and forms angle 40 degrees with the y-axis.
Option B
C
On a coordinate plane, vector u goes down and to the right in quadrant 2 and forms angle 40 degrees with the y-axis.
Option C
D
On a coordinate plane, vector u goes down and to the right in quadrant 1 and forms angle 40 degrees with the y-axis.
Option D
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409.81 pounds
B
600.00 pounds
C
653.91 pounds
D
859.81 pounds
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13.23 pounds
B
38.78 pounds
C
43.95 pounds
D
53.23 pounds
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approximately 85 m
B
approximately 122 m
C
approximately 174 m
D
approximately 194 m
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(78, 290)
B
(290, 78)
C
(127, 272)
D
(272, 127)
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A
approximately 85 m
B
approximately 122 m
C
approximately 174 m
D
approximately 194 m
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approximately 37.00° above the ground
B
approximately 42.17° above the ground
C
approximately 47.83° above the ground
D
approximately 53.00° above the ground
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(78, 290)
B
(290, 78)
C
(127, 272)
D
(272, 127)
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9,821 pounds
B
10,244 pounds
C
14,405 pounds
D
24,226 pounds
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A plane is traveling with an airspeed of 350 mph in the direction N 40° E. Let the plane’s ground speed equal x, which is affected by a 50-mph wind blowing directly from the south. Which diagram represents this scenario?

A
On a coordinate plane, a vector labeled 350 miles per hour is 40 degrees from the y-axis in quadrant 1. Vector x is about 35 degrees from the y-axis. A vector labeled 50 miles per hour connects the terminal points of the 2 vectors.
Option A
B
On a coordinate plane, a vector labeled 350 miles per hour is 40 degrees from the y-axis in quadrant 2. Vector x is about 35 degrees from the y-axis. A vector labeled 50 miles per hour connects the terminal points of the 2 vectors.
Option B
C
On a coordinate plane, a vector labeled 350 miles per hour is 40 degrees from the x-axis in quadrant 2. Vector x is about 45 degrees from the x-axis. A vector labeled 50 miles per hour connects the terminal points of the 2 vectors.
Option C
D
On a coordinate plane, a vector labeled 350 miles per hour is 40 degrees from the x-axis in quadrant 1. Vector x is about 45 degrees from the x-axis. A vector labeled 50 miles per hour connects the terminal points of the 2 vectors.
Option D
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A
409.81 pounds
B
600.00 pounds
C
653.91 pounds
D
859.81 pounds
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An airplane travels at 300 mph in the direction S 45° E. What is the component form of the velocity vector?

A
(150 StartRoot 2 EndRoot, 150 StartRoot 2 EndRoot)
Option A
B
(150 StartRoot 2 EndRoot, negative 150 StartRoot 2 EndRoot)
Option B
C
(negative 150 StartRoot 2 EndRoot, 150 StartRoot 2 EndRoot)
Option C
D
(negative 150 StartRoot 2 EndRoot, negative 150 StartRoot 2 EndRoot)
Option D
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An airplane is headed due south with an airspeed of 300 kph. A wind is blowing from the west at 120 kph. What is the ground speed and direction of the plane?

A
323 kph with a directional bearing of S 22° E
B
328 kph with a directional bearing of S 68° E
C
420 kph with a directional bearing of S 22° E
D
420 kph with a directional bearing of S 68° E
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A single-engine plane is flying at 30 mph in the direction N 60° E. A wind is blowing from west to east at 15 mph. Which diagram accurately represents the wind triangle for this plane?

A
On a coordinate plane, a ground vector goes up and to the right. Air vector is higher than the ground vector and forms angle 60 degrees with the x-axis. Wind vector connects the terminal points of the vectors.
Option A
B
On a coordinate plane, an air vector goes up and to the right. Ground vector is higher than the ground vector and forms angle 60 degrees with the x-axis. Wind vector connects the terminal points of the vectors.
Option B
C
On a coordinate plane, a ground vector goes up and to the right. Air vector is higher than the ground vector and forms angle 60 degrees with the y-axis. Wind vector connects the terminal points of the vectors.
Option C
D
On a coordinate plane, an air vector goes up and to the right. Ground vector is higher than the ground vector and forms angle 60 degrees with the y-axis. Wind vector connects the terminal points of the vectors.
Option D

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