OA = 450 km/h, OB = 500 km/h, angle COA = 25 deg, angle COB = 40 deg,
AB - the speed of the wind, angle DCA gives its direction.
Part A:
Using cosine theorem, one can get the speed of the wind:
AB^2 = AO^2 + BO^2 - 2*AO*BO*cos AOB =
450^2 + 500^2 - 2*450*500*cos (40 - 25) = 1783 (km/h)^2
AB = 133.5 km/h
Part B:
From the same cosine theorem
cos OAB = (OA^2 + AB^2 - OB^2)/(2*OA*AB) =
(450^2 + 133.5^2 - 500^2)/(2*450*133.5) = -0.247
Angle OAB = 104.3 deg
Angle OAC = 180 - 104.3 = 75.7 deg
Angle OCA = 180 - OAC - COA = 180 - 75.7 - 25 = 79.3
And finally angle DCA = 180 - OCA = 100.7 deg