A whale travels 25.0 km [E 30° N] and then moves 45.0 km [N 43.0° W]. What is the total displacement of the whale?

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A whale travels 25.0 km [E 30° N] and then moves 45.0 km [N 43.0° W]. What is the total displacement of the whale?

 

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tiver:
Ad Ad
Required:
Ad Ad Ad
Y
Anclysis:
Let mooth & west be positive tv
4d² = Ad + Ad
2
Sektion:
N
(20.0km) (sin 25°)
(20.0xmXcos 25°)
(45.0 kyksin 40) X
WE
(45.0km) (cos 40.00)
40.0⁰
Ad Ad + Ad
Bd² = (-20.0kn) (co₁ 250) + (45.0 kn)(sin 40.0°)
bota
= 10.799 km
Ad = A + Act
Ady = (20.0 km.) (sin 250) + (45.0 kn X(cos 40.0")
Ady = [42.924 km]
| AZ²₂1 = √(40₂)² + (Ad4₂) ²
142, 1 =√ √/(10.799 kn)² + (42.924 kn)²
1Ad1=44.262 km
Scheton (contid):
-
O + tan" (Ads)
ở bán 42.921 km
-1
10.799 Kn
0 = 75.9°
Statene ti
Then fore, the displacement of
the whole is 4.43 x 10¹ kn [W76″N
Transcribed Image Text:tiver: Ad Ad Required: Ad Ad Ad Y Anclysis: Let mooth & west be positive tv 4d² = Ad + Ad 2 Sektion: N (20.0km) (sin 25°) (20.0xmXcos 25°) (45.0 kyksin 40) X WE (45.0km) (cos 40.00) 40.0⁰ Ad Ad + Ad Bd² = (-20.0kn) (co₁ 250) + (45.0 kn)(sin 40.0°) bota = 10.799 km Ad = A + Act Ady = (20.0 km.) (sin 250) + (45.0 kn X(cos 40.0") Ady = [42.924 km] | AZ²₂1 = √(40₂)² + (Ad4₂) ² 142, 1 =√ √/(10.799 kn)² + (42.924 kn)² 1Ad1=44.262 km Scheton (contid): - O + tan" (Ads) ở bán 42.921 km -1 10.799 Kn 0 = 75.9° Statene ti Then fore, the displacement of the whole is 4.43 x 10¹ kn [W76″N
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