20) Suppose Vishal goes for a long jog. During his journey: He travels 25 m east, Then 50 m at an angle of 40° N of E (North of East) Then 10 m North, Then 60 m at an angle of 30° S of W (South of West) Calculate Vishal’s displacement. Note: Specify the magnitude, angle, and reference of the displacement vector. Include all units with your answers and round your answers to two decimal places. Magnitude: _________________ Angle: ______________________ Reference: ______________________

20) Suppose Vishal goes for a long jog. During his journey: He travels 25 m east, Then 50 m at an angle of 40° N of E (North of East) Then 10 m North, Then 60 m at an angle of 30° S of W (South of West) Calculate Vishal’s displacement. Note: Specify the magnitude, angle, and reference of the displacement vector. Include all units with your answers and round your answers to two decimal places. Magnitude: _ Angle: Reference: ________

Structural Analysis

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337630931

Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Publisher:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

Chapter2: Loads On Structures

Section: Chapter Questions

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