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Given p with magnitude of 40 and a direction of 25°, q with magnitude of 75 and a direction of 270°, and r with magnitude of 30 and a direction of 220°, what is the magnitude of p + q + r? Round to the thousandths place.
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42.379 |
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68.926 |
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76.232 |
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78.509 |
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