You are a volunteer at the Museum of Natural History. Because of your interest in the environment and your physics experience, you have been asked to assist in the production of an animated film about the survival of hawks in the wilderness. In the script, a 1.5-kg hawk is hovering in the air so it is stationary with respect to the ground when it sees a goose flying below it. The hawk dives straight down. When it strikes the goose and digs its claws into the goose's body, it has a speed of 60 km/hr. The goose, which has a mass of 2.5 kg, was flying north at 30 km/hr just before it was struck by the hawk and killed instantly. The animators want to know the velocity (magnitude and direction) of the hawk and dead goose just after the strike