Book Solving Complex Math Problems

In summary, the conversation discusses a problem in which the participant has to calculate the speed of wind based on the roundtrip flight time between two cities. The first part of the problem involves solving for the time it takes for an airliner to travel between the cities without any wind. The second part introduces a strong, steady wind blowing from west to east and asks for the speed of the wind. The answer is 98 m/seg.
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in this problem Part 1 I got it
Part 2 Tab +Tba = 6,7 seg
Where does it comes from??
the third one (804,5 +vw )Tba = 2655
but it got 98,1
then time must be 2,4 seg
How do I get It?
 

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354. City A lies directly west of city B. When there is no wind, an airliner makes the 5550-km roundtrip flight between them in 6,60 h of fl?
of flying time while traveling at to same speed In both directions. When a strong. steady wind is blowing from west to east and the airliner has the same airspeed as before, round trip takes 6,7 h at what speed does the wind blow?

Answer 98 m/seg
 

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