Using any of the 2 Graphical Methods, solve for the value of the unknown displacement dz and the angle it makes with the positive x-axis. di = 45 m, 75° E of S dz = 60 m, N 75° W dr = 35 m, South %3D

Using any of the 2 Graphical Methods, solve for the value of the unknown displacement dz and the angle it makes with the positive x-axis. di = 45 m, 75° E of S dz = 60 m, N 75° W dr = 35 m, South %3D

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Using any of the 2 Graphical Methods, solve for the value of the unknown displacement dz and the angle
it makes with the positive x-axis.
d, = 45 m, 75° E of S
dz = 60 m, N 75° W
dr = 35 m, South

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