Pls help ASAP A student wrote software that controls a drone. In this software, East is positive t direction, North is positive ý direction, andup is positive 2 direction. For each movement, the student inputs the directions as such: (A i, B j, C 2), where A, B, and C aremeters to travel. The drone flies in that direction in a straight line, and records how much time it took. Each new motion isrelative to the present position. Meaning, a motion of ( 5i,0j,0k) followed by (5i,0j,0k) moves a distance of 10m. Thefollowing inputs were given, with their corresponding times in flight:(-4.1 1, 38 j,45 2)--- 1.35(198 i,-19 3,-142 ż)--(26.6 i, 25.7 j,-26.7 2) --- 11.5s-5.7sWhat was the average speed during the entire flight?

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A student wrote software that controls a drone. In this software, East is positive & direction, North is positive j direction, and up is positive 2 direction. For each movement, the student inputs the directions as such: (A i, B j, C 2), where A, B, and Care meters to travel. The drone flies in that direction in a straight line, and records how much tirme it took. Each new motion is relative to the present position. Meaning, a motion of ( 5i,0j,0k) followed by (5i,0j,0k) moves a distance of 10m. The following inputs were given, with their corresponding times in flight: (-4.1 , 38j,46 2)--- 1.35 (198 1,-19 j,-14.2 2) --- 5.75 (26.6 i, 25.7 j,-26.7 2) --- 11.5s

A student wrote software that controls a drone. In this software, East is positive & direction, North is positive j direction, and up is positive 2 direction. For each movement, the student inputs the directions as such: (A i, B j, C 2), where A, B, and Care meters to travel. The drone flies in that direction in a straight line, and records how much tirme it took. Each new motion is relative to the present position. Meaning, a motion of ( 5i,0j,0k) followed by (5i,0j,0k) moves a distance of 10m. The following inputs were given, with their corresponding times in flight: (-4.1 , 38j,46 2)--- 1.35 (198 1,-19 j,-14.2 2) --- 5.75 (26.6 i, 25.7 j,-26.7 2) --- 11.5s

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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