Suppose the wind at airplane heights is 35 miles per hour (relative to the ground) moving 25° north of east. Relative to the wind, an airplane is flying at 350 miles per hour 55° south of the wind. Find the speed and direction of the airplane relative to the ground. Round the speed to 2 decimal places and the angle to the tenth of a degree.

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The Answer of Suppose the wind at airplane heights is 35 miles per hour (relative to the ground) moving 25° north of east. Relative to the wind, an airplane is flying at 350 miles per hour 55° south of the wind. Find the speed and direction of the airplane relative to the ground. Round the speed to 2 decimal places and the angle to the tenth of a degree.

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