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James Bond, a CIA secret assassin, was given a mission in South America: to eliminate the "package" (top terrorist leader responsible for the bombing of the Foreign Embassy). These are his coordinates in the last 5 days before he was able to catch up with the "package": 1st day: 30 miles East of Colombia 2nd day: 45 miles, 40° North of East 50 miles, North 3rd day: 4th day: 5th day: 25 miles, 70° West of North 15 mile, South Find his exact displacement by getting the resultant. Use the component method.

James Bond, a CIA secret assassin, was given a mission in South America: to eliminate the "package" (top terrorist leader responsible for the bombing of the Foreign Embassy). These are his coordinates in the last 5 days before he was able to catch up with the "package": 1st day: 30 miles East of Colombia 2nd day: 45 miles, 40° North of East 50 miles, North 3rd day: 4th day: 5th day: 25 miles, 70° West of North 15 mile, South Find his exact displacement by getting the resultant. Use the component method.

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James Bond, a CIA secret assassin, was given a mission in South America: to eliminate the "package" (top terrorist leader responsible for the bombing of the Foreign Embassy). These are his coordinates in the last 5 days before he was able to catch up with the "package": 30 miles East of Colombia 45 miles, 40° North of East 50 miles, North 3rd day: 4th day: 5th day: 25 miles, 70° West of North 15 mile, South Find his exact displacement by getting the resultant. Use the component method. 1st day: 2nd day:
Transcribed Image Text:James Bond, a CIA secret assassin, was given a mission in South America: to eliminate the "package" (top terrorist leader responsible for the bombing of the Foreign Embassy). These are his coordinates in the last 5 days before he was able to catch up with the "package": 30 miles East of Colombia 45 miles, 40° North of East 50 miles, North 3rd day: 4th day: 5th day: 25 miles, 70° West of North 15 mile, South Find his exact displacement by getting the resultant. Use the component method. 1st day: 2nd day:
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