36. Soccer player #1 is 8.6 m fromthe goal (see the drawing). If shekicks the ball directly into the net, theball has a displacement labeled A.If, on the other hand, she first kicks itto player #2, who then kicks it into thenet, the ball undergoes two successivedisplacements, A, and A. What arethe magnitudes and directions of Ā,and Ā,? N#1WE30.0Ā,Net90°#2Problem 36

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