13 Suppose a pilot flies 60km towards north, 45 km ina direction 40° north of east and 20 km towardssouth. Calculate the magnitude and direction ofthe resultant displacement.(i) The sum of the X components (EX) is =km(ii) The sum of the Y components (EY) is =km(iii) The magnitude of the resultant displacementis =km(iv) The direction (angle) of the resultantdisplacement (in degrees) is =°, North of East

Given: The first displacement is 60 km. The direction is towards the north. The second displacement…

Suppose a pilot flies 60km towards north, 45 km in a direction 40° north of east and 20 km towards south. Calculate the magnitude and direction of the resultant displacement. (i) The sum of the X components (EX) is = %3D km (ii) The sum of the Y components (EY) is = km (iii) The magnitude of the resultant displacement is = km (iv) The direction (angle) of the resultant displacement (in degrees) is %3| °, North of East

Suppose a pilot flies 60km towards north, 45 km in a direction 40° north of east and 20 km towards south. Calculate the magnitude and direction of the resultant displacement. (i) The sum of the X components (EX) is = %3D km (ii) The sum of the Y components (EY) is = km (iii) The magnitude of the resultant displacement is = km (iv) The direction (angle) of the resultant displacement (in degrees) is %3| °, North of East

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Chapter1: Introduction And Vectors

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Problem 44P: Three displacement vectors of a croquet ball are shown in Figure P1.44, where |A|=20.0units,...

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