Question 1 An Airplane travels with the following displacement vectors: D1 = 120 km 30° S of E D2 = 20000 ft NW D3 = 150000 m N60°E D4 = 80 km South D5 = 15988 ft West What is the resultant displacement of the airplane? Use component method

Question 1 An Airplane travels with the following displacement vectors: D1 = 120 km 30° S of E D2 = 20000 ft NW D3 = 150000 m N60°E D4 = 80 km South D5 = 15988 ft West What is the resultant displacement of the airplane? Use component method

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