A twin-engine airplane has a speed of 300 mi/hr in still air. Suppose this airplane heads directly south and encounters a 50 mi/hr wind blowing due east. Find the resulting speed and direction of the plane.

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A twin-engine airplane has a speed of 300 mi/hr in still air. Suppose this airplane heads directly south and encounters a 50 mi/hr wind blowing due east. Find the resulting spee…

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