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Transcribed Image Text:An elk runs a pattern given by the four displacement vectors A, B, C and D shown in the diagram below. The magnitudes of A, B and C are: A =
3.20 m, and B = 5.10 m and C = 4.80 m. Determine the magnitude and direction of the last displacement vector D. Use the fact that the elk starts
its displacement and ends its displacement at the same location, i.e, R = Ry = 0. {Consider determining the components of each displacement
vector}
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O 14.1 m, 0 = -39.5° (clockwise from +x)
O 9.87 m, 0 = -21.4° (clockwise from +x)
O 5.36 m, 0 = -14.3° (clockwise from +x)
O 3.99 m, 0 = -41.2° (clockwise from +x)
O 6.89 m, 0 = -26.8° (clockwise from +x)
O 7.36 m, 0 = -6.79° (clockwise from +x)
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Vector A = 3.20 m ,Vector B = 5.10 m, and vector C = 4.80 m
We draw this from the origin, all vectors are from origin. as
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