A car travels 12km due west, 15km due south and 45 km in a direction 50° north of east. Calculate the magnitude and direction of his resultantdisplacement.) The sum of the X components (ZX) is =km(ii) The sum of the Y components (EY) is =km(iii) The magnitude of the resultant displacement is =km(iv) The direction (angle) of the resultant displacement (in degrees) is =North of East

Suppose given that Vector is R and it makes angle with +x-axis, then it's components are given by:…

A car travels 12km due west, 15km due south and 45 km in a direction 50° north of east. Calculate the magnitude and direction of his resultant displacement. O The sum of the X components (X) is = km (1) The sum of the Y components (ZV) is = km (Hi) The magnitude of the resultant displacement is km (iv) The direction (angle) of the resultant displacement (in degrees) is = North of East

A car travels 12km due west, 15km due south and 45 km in a direction 50° north of east. Calculate the magnitude and direction of his resultant displacement. O The sum of the X components (X) is = km (1) The sum of the Y components (ZV) is = km (Hi) The magnitude of the resultant displacement is km (iv) The direction (angle) of the resultant displacement (in degrees) is = North of East

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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Chapter1: Introduction And Vectors

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