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An F-14 Tomcat is approaching an aircraft carrier. The velocity vector of the carrier is [-23,...

An F-14 Tomcat is approaching an aircraft carrier. The velocity vector of the carrier is [-23, 0, 19] knots, while the wind velocity vector is [15, 0, -5] knots (both in Earth axes). If the Tomcat lands at a true airspeed of 125 KTAS at an angle of 10-degrees to the left of the direction of motion of the carrier and its rate of descent (vertical velocity) is 7 knots, what is the relative speed between the Tomcat and the carrier (in knots).

Please answer correctly. Give me the the vector of the relative speed

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