MCV4U - Resultant Velocity Example - Applications of Vectors (Test 2) 

MAN TYSM!! i have a test tmmr and i had absolutely no clue what i was doing 😭😭

This vedio is very helpful for students

Will u please do a video with that same question but using the "i" and "j" thingy to solve this problem

Hi @AllThingsMathematics , Could you pleas advise where I can refer to your lecture video on this topic. Thank you in advance.

Hello sir. I've watched ur video and it really helped me but what i'm confused of is this problem. A plane flying due to north at 100 m/s is blown by a 50 m/s strong wind due east. The problem is to find the plane's resultant velocity

Any way of doing this without cosine law?

how to count the resultant velocity if the direction of plane is parallel to the direction of wind ?

A vessel is headed due east at a forward speed of s knots. Then it headed northeast at the speed of 4 knots. Then it made a turn 60° north of west at 5 knots. Finally, it made a turn of 30° south of west at a speed of 6 knots. Disregarding other pressure, what is the resultant velocity of the vessel relative to the earth’s surface?

Good. Well Explained Sir. @

Where are you from sir

If the plane is travelling south and then the wind is going north west (opposing directions) how could the plane go at a faster speed?

Okyyy...sooo my calculator gave me a different answer and I'm not sure why...

sorry i could not focus on physics because of how handsome the man is