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Chapter3: Vectors

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Problem 22P: Three displacement vectors of a croquet ball are shown in Figure P3.22, where A=20.0 units, B=40.0...

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4. The mouse continued its trek and headed rightward (+x) for 100 cm. Update the graph, and calculate the
magnitude and direction of the mouse's displacement.

2. A mouse is observed to traverse toward the left (-x) for 60 cm and then forward (+y) for 40 cm. Label and
draw vectors to represent the progression and final displacement for this mouse.
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3. Calculate the magnitude and direction of the mouse's displacement (from Q2 above).
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