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An aircraft flies at constant altitude (with respect to sea level) over the South Rim of the Grand Canyon (Fig. 3.40, page 83). Consider a coordinate system such that the positive x axis points to the east, and the positive y axis points north. The aircraft's initial position and velocity are at an angle of and at an angle of where both angles are measured counterclockwise with respect to the positive x axis. The aircraft's acceleration is at an angle of with respect to the positive x axis.
a. What is the velocity of the aircraft after have elapsed?
b. What is the position vector of the aircraft after have elapsed?
An aircraft flies at constant altitude (with respect to sea level) over the South Rim of the Grand Canyon (Fig. 3.40, page 83). Consider a coordinate system such that the positive x axis points to the east, and the positive y axis points north. The aircraft's initial position and velocity are at an angle of and at an angle of where both angles are measured counterclockwise with respect to the positive x axis. The aircraft's acceleration is at an angle of with respect to the positive x axis.
a. What is the velocity of the aircraft after have elapsed?
b. What is the position vector of the aircraft after have elapsed?
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