Ali exits the front door of his home and walks along the path shown in the diagram at the right (not to scale). The walk consists of four paths with the following magnitudes: A = 30 m B = 150 m C = 70 m D = 80 m Start A B End D 30° 60° Determine the magnitude and direction of Ali's resultant displacement.

Ali exits the front door of his home and walks along the path shown in the diagram at the right (not to scale). The walk consists of four paths with the following magnitudes: A = 30 m B = 150 m C = 70 m D = 80 m Start A B End D 30° 60° Determine the magnitude and direction of Ali's resultant displacement.

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Chapter3: Vectors

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Problem 35AP: A person going for a walk follows the path shown in Figure P3.35. The total trip consists of four...

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