Please answer i,ii,iii of problem 1 with clear and complete solution. Thank you i. What is the magnitude of the total displacement when you reach Gainesville?a. 1.125 kmb. 2.163 kmc. 2.189 kmd. 3.005 kmii.What is the direction(use method 1: zero-degree reference line) of the totaldisplacement when you reach Gainesville?a. 155°b.140C.999d.215°Vwwwww wi. What is the direction(use method 2: geographical direction) of the totaldisplacement when you reach Gainesville?a.W 81° Nb. 65 W of NGN 50° Wd.35° S of W Problem 1Suppose you plan a vacation trip in Florida. Departing from Tallahassee, the state capital, you plan to visityour uncle Joe in Jacksonville, see your cousin Vinny in Daytona Beach, stop for a little fun in Orlando,see a circus performance in Tampa, and visit the University of Florida in Gainesville. Your route may berepresented by five displacement vectors A(2.645km 357°), B(1.443km 26° E of S), C(0.849km 65° S ofW), D(1.260km W 32° S), and E(1.950km N 4° E), which are indicated by the red vectors in figure below.What is the magnitude and direction of the total displacement when you reach Gainesville?TallahasseJacksonvilleWakutsSpoings76ic eachLive OakLake CityDrange PaAugustineAlachontpontCoastag Bend SeaglossesAquatic PreserveDayto BeachSmymaBeachOrladoKissinClearwatesLakelandWete HvenLargevCoogle多

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Please answer i,ii,iii of problem 1 with clear and complete solution. Thank you

i. What is the magnitude of the total displacement when you reach Gainesville?
a. 1.125 km
b. 2.163 km
c. 2.189 km
d. 3.005 km
ii.What is the direction(use method 1: zero-degree reference line) of the total
displacement when you reach Gainesville?
a. 155°
b.140
C.999
d.215°
Vwwwww w
i. What is the direction(use method 2: geographical direction) of the total
displacement when you reach Gainesville?
a.W 81° N
b. 65 W of N
GN 50° W
d.35° S of W

Problem 1
Suppose you plan a vacation trip in Florida. Departing from Tallahassee, the state capital, you plan to visit
your uncle Joe in Jacksonville, see your cousin Vinny in Daytona Beach, stop for a little fun in Orlando,
see a circus performance in Tampa, and visit the University of Florida in Gainesville. Your route may be
represented by five displacement vectors A(2.645km 357°), B(1.443km 26° E of S), C(0.849km 65° S of
W), D(1.260km W 32° S), and E(1.950km N 4° E), which are indicated by the red vectors in figure below.
What is the magnitude and direction of the total displacement when you reach Gainesville?
Tallahasse
Jacksonville
Wakuts
Spoings
76ic each
Live Oak
Lake City
Drange Pa
Augustine
Alachon
tpont
Coast
ag Bend Seaglosses
Aquatic Preserve
Dayto Beach
Smyma
Beach
Orlado
Kissin
Clearwates
Lakeland
Wete Hven
Largev
Coogle
多

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