3. Both graphically (with a quick sketch) and analytically (by components with the equations) determine the resultant (both magnitude and direction) of the following two vector displacements: (1) 15.0 m at an angle of 35.0° south of east, and (2) 10.0 m due south.

3. Both graphically (with a quick sketch) and analytically (by components with the equations) determine the resultant (both magnitude and direction) of the following two vector displacements: (1) 15.0 m at an angle of 35.0° south of east, and (2) 10.0 m due south.

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