3. A canoeist travels 3.5 km across a lake in a direction 30 degrees N of E and then 2 km in a direction 65 degrees N of W. Using cosine and sine law. Calculate the displacement from the straight point, determine its direction at an angle with respect to the x-axis.

3. A canoeist travels 3.5 km across a lake in a direction 30 degrees N of E and then 2 km in a direction 65 degrees N of W. Using cosine and sine law. Calculate the displacement from the straight point, determine its direction at an angle with respect to the x-axis.

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