XA ship sails 40 kilometers 60 degrees north of east. It then turns 90 degrees to the west, giving it a new heading of 30 degrees north of west.After sailing another 10 kilometers, how far is the boat (in kilometers) from where it started?Q2Submit Answer Tries 0/2Threaded View Chronological View Other Views ...ExportNEW How do you solve this? Anonymous 1 Reply (Sat Feb 11 03:58:29 pm 2023 (EST))I thought you'd need to find the magnitude with the x and y components you would find from the values given, but i didn't get right.My settings for this discussion: 1. Display - All posts 2. Not new - Once marked not NEW ChangeThreaded View Chronological View Other Views ...ExportPost Discussion39°FWintry mix99+

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Q2 A ship sails 40 kilometers 60 degrees north of east. It then turns 90 degrees to the west, giving it a new heading of 30 degrees north of west. After sailing another 10 kilometers, how far is the boat (in kilometers) from where it started?

Q2 A ship sails 40 kilometers 60 degrees north of east. It then turns 90 degrees to the west, giving it a new heading of 30 degrees north of west. After sailing another 10 kilometers, how far is the boat (in kilometers) from where it started?

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