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A man travel according to these series of location A = 1-75 km, 20°N of E: B: 2.00 km, IS W of N and C 2.25 km, SW. %3D a. Draw hic poath of travel b. Find his displacement from the ongin.

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A= 1.75 km, 20º N of E; B= 2.00 km, 15º W of N and C= 2.25 km, SW. draw his path of travel

A man travel according to these series of location
A= 1-75 km, 20°N of E: B=2.00 km, 15 W of N
and C- 2.25 km, SW.
a. Draw his path of travel
b. Find his displacement from the onigin.

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