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An airplane's velocity is represented by the vector p = 30i-492j+42k. There is a crosswind of velocity t=19j-45k. Use this information to determine the vector which represents the velocity of the airplane when it is affected by the wind.

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Answer:

D edge

Explanation:

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User Diann
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Answer:
30 i -473 j -3 k

Explanation:

We are given two velocity vectors with its three components in unit notation:

Airplane's velocity:


\vec{p}=30i-492j+42k

Crosswind velocity:


\vec{t}=0i+19j-45k

Now, if we want to know the velocity of the airplane when it is affected by the wind, we have to add these two velocity vectors:


\vec{p} + \vec{t}=(30i-492j+42k) + (0i+19j-45k)

Adding both vectors:


\vec{p} + \vec{t}=30i-473j-3k

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