(Solved): A helicopter is heading N 64 E (i.e. direction angle of 26) with an airspeed of 24 mph, and the ...

A helicopter is heading N 64° E (i.e. direction angle of 26°) with an airspeed of 24 mph, and the wind is blowing S 24° W (i.e. direction angle of 246°) at 5 mph. Round all numbers in your answers below to 2 places after the decimal point. (a) Find the velocity vector that represents the true heading of the helicopter. Type your answer in component form, (where a and b represent some numbers). Velocity vector of helicopter's true heading: (b) Find the helicopter's speed relative to the ground (in mph). Helicopter's speed = mph (c) Find the helicopter's drift angle, 6. (The drift angle is the number of degrees that the helicopter will end up flying off-course.) S degrees