Use the Angle of Elevation to Find the Speed of an Object | Step-by-Step Tutorial

Learn how to use the angle of elevation to find the speed of an airplane. Easy and in-depth explanation by PreMath.com

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Interesting application of trigonometry 👍🏻

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[@IOwnKazakhstan]

had a question similar, except it gave the angle of depression from the plane, at first, 1.5 deg, then 5 deg, the time interval was 2 minutes, it was 400m of the ground, and it asked for km/h lol. I eventually got to 321.1km/h and I think that's right.

[@golddddus]

AB = 3000 m. AC=9000 m. x=6000 m. The task forgets that the height of the plane is expressed in meters. And this calculation is exact only on the flat Earth.

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Distance=9,000-3,000=6,000m.

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Where ' meters ' came from ?

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Where did meters/sec come from? The problem doesn't state what the units are, so it should be units/sec.

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It’s physics everything thing is in meters/per second -2😣

[@wmcomprev]

@@lawfyau3117 I understand that's the common unit, but being common is no guarantee that's what's being used. I have no problem with it, just that it should be stated instead of assumed.

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Ab=3000

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