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A jogger runs 186 meters westward, then 210 meters
eastward, then 156 meters westward, and finally 84 meters
eastward.
For this motion, what is the distance moved?
Tap button at left to enter
answer using our built-in
number pad.
Distance (m) :
%D
1 2
What is the magnitude and direction of the
displacement?
Magnitude (m) =
Tap button at left to enter
answer using our built-in
number pad.
Dir'n =
(Tap field to change.)
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