Question 4 An fighter aircraft has left the airbase and travels 30 km due south. On the other hand, a bomber aircraft has left the airbase and travels 40 km due east. Where is the fighter located with respect to the bomber? O 50 km, 36.9 degrees east of north. O None of the given choices. O 50 km, 36.9 degrees west of south. O 50 km, 36.9 degrees south of west. O 50 km, 36.9 degrees north of east.

Question 4 An fighter aircraft has left the airbase and travels 30 km due south. On the other hand, a bomber aircraft has left the airbase and travels 40 km due east. Where is the fighter located with respect to the bomber? O 50 km, 36.9 degrees east of north. O None of the given choices. O 50 km, 36.9 degrees west of south. O 50 km, 36.9 degrees south of west. O 50 km, 36.9 degrees north of east.

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University Physics Volume 1

18th Edition

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Chapter2: Vectors

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