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Starting from the front door of your house, you walk 60.0 m due east to a...

Starting from the front door of your house, you walk 60.0 m due east to a store, and then you walk 40.0 in the direction that is 30.0^o south of west to a bench where you sit and read a physics book. For the entire trip starting from the front door of your house to the bench, what is your displacement vector?

a) 72.1 m at 33.7^o south of east

b) 72.1 m at 56.3^o south of east

c) 32.3 m at 49.4^o south of east

d) 32.3 m at 38.3^o south of east

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A =60.0 m due east

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B = 40.0m in the direction that is 30.0 deg south of west

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ANSWER: Option d) 32.3 m at South of East

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genius_generous answered 1 year ago

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