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An airplane is headed on a bearing of 170° at an airspeed of 223 km per...

An airplane is headed on a bearing of 170° at an airspeed of 223 km per hr. A 58 km per hr wind is blowing from a direction of 210°.

Find the ground speed and resulting bearing of the plane.

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