Asked by Z32
A crow flies in two successive displacements to a point that is 80 m to the west. Its first displacement is 80 m in a direction θ = 50° west of north.
What is the magnitude of its second displacement?
What is its direction as measured by the angle θ measured west from north?
What is the magnitude of its second displacement?
What is its direction as measured by the angle θ measured west from north?
Answers
Answered by
bobpursley
Well, do the math:
Final position=displacement1+displcement2
80W=(80Sin50 W + 80 cos50N)+ displacement2
so I see displacement2 as
80(1-sin50)W -80 cos50 N or
18.7 W -51.2 N or 51.2S+18.7W
You can do the magnitude and direction
Final position=displacement1+displcement2
80W=(80Sin50 W + 80 cos50N)+ displacement2
so I see displacement2 as
80(1-sin50)W -80 cos50 N or
18.7 W -51.2 N or 51.2S+18.7W
You can do the magnitude and direction
Answered by
Z32
Would it be sqrt( (51.2)^2 + (18.7)^2 )?
Answered by
Poor Bob
8 years ago, Bob had no idea wtf he was talking about
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