1. Two forces of 4.0N, east; and 3.0N, northeast, act on a particle. Find the resultant force acting on the object. 2. Ana runs 4.00m, 40° north of east; 2.00m, east; 5.20m, 30° south of west; 6.5m, south before stopping for water break. How far now is Ana from her starting point?

1. Two forces of 4.0N, east; and 3.0N, northeast, act on a particle. Find the resultant force acting on the object. 2. Ana runs 4.00m, 40° north of east; 2.00m, east; 5.20m, 30° south of west; 6.5m, south before stopping for water break. How far now is Ana from her starting point?

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Chapter3: Two-dimensional Kinematics

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