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if he travels 7km N 30 degree E and 10km east find the resultant displacementAsked by Julius
if he travels 7km N 30 degree E and 10km east find the resultant displacement
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Ms Pi_3.14159265358979
You can draw the resultant from the tail of the first vector to the head of the second vector, and then use Trigonometry to solve it : )
Answered by
Henry
All angles are measured CW from +Y-axis.
Disp. = 7km[30o] CW + 10km[90o] CW.
X = 7*sin30 + 10*sin90 = 13.5 km.
Y = 7*Cos30 + 10*Cos90 = 6.06 km.
Disp. = Sqrt(X^2 + Y^2) = 14.8 km.
Disp. = 7km[30o] CW + 10km[90o] CW.
X = 7*sin30 + 10*sin90 = 13.5 km.
Y = 7*Cos30 + 10*Cos90 = 6.06 km.
Disp. = Sqrt(X^2 + Y^2) = 14.8 km.
Answered by
Amanam
What is the direction of the displacement?
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Rose
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