A hockey player faces the goal, which is 15.0 m in front of him (due north). Instead of trying to make a direct shot, the player passes the puck to a teammate who is 6.00 m away in a direction 30.0° to the right of the direction to the goal. What ﬁnal displacement is needed to score a goal?

A hockey player faces the goal, which is 15.0 m in front of him (due north). Instead of trying to make a direct shot, the player passes the puck to a teammate who is 6.00 m away in a direction 30.0° to the right of the direction to the goal. What ﬁnal displacement is needed to score a goal?

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Chapter4: Motion In Two And Three Dimensions

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