Question

A mouse in a maze scurries 41 cm south and then takes a 90-degree turn and scurries 64 cm west to get a piece of cheese. Find the mouse’s displacement

I know that the equation for displacement is
D=v(t)+1/2(a)(t^2)
But I’m confused on where these numbers go in the equation

Answer 1

1. scientific theory
2. 0.24 lbs
3. starts with a problem or question
4. 76 cm southwest (the question u asked)
5. If the object moves in a straight line in one direction represented as positive then the magnitude of average velocity will be equal to the avg speed
6. 3 m/s^2
7. roughly 66.4 m
8. Weight, friction
9. Spring force
10. 12 n right
11. Wbrick- T sin theta
12. It increases
13. By increasing the normal force exerted by wood on the screw head
14. 2.5 m
15. -506,250 J
16. 60 kwh
17. The weather depends on too many conditions
18.3.3 m
19. A
20. Gravitational
21. 12 kgms
22. 3 J
23. Length 12 thickness 2
24. 3/4
25. 35900
26. 0.0167
27. same amount of time
28. 22.3 AU

Answer 2

Ms. Sue is right 100%