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Suppose a plane leaves the airport traveling at 350 mph at a bearing of S20W. The...

Suppose a plane leaves the airport traveling at 350 mph at a bearing of S20W. The wind is blowing at 30 mph at a bearing of N45E. Find the actual direction of the plane, to the nearest hundredth..

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