1. A swimmer in Quezon Island swims 10 m East and then turns North and swims 15 m. Calculate the total displacement of the swimmer.
1. A swimmer in Quezon Island swims 10 m East and then turns North and swims 15 m. Calculate the total displacement of the swimmer.
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Transcribed Image Text:Activity 5: ADD ME!
(Vector Addition Analytically)
Direction: Answer the following problems using the Pythagorean Theorem
and trigonometric functions. PSYW
Sample Problem: Find the resultant force and direction of these two forces
acted on the box, F1 is 6 Newtons East and F2 is 5 Newtons North.
Solutions:
c2 = a? + b?
tan e = opposite Side 5 N
adjacent side 6 N
:0.83
c2 = (6N)² + (5N) ²
c2 = 36N2 + 25N²
0 = tan-1 = 39.69° or 40°
c2 = 61N²
c = 7.81 N
Resultant force (Fr) = 7.81 N, 40°N of E
1. A swimmer in Quezon Island swims 10 m East and then turns North and
swims 15 m. Calculate the total displacement of the swimmer.
2. Tata Juan, a fisherman from Lucap catches fishes at Cathedral Island,
using his motorized boat he travels 60 m East, then turns 45 m North and
finally travels 30 m West. What is the total displacement of Tata Juan?
3. A boatman at Lucap Bay leaves the wharf and travels 10 m East then
continue moving 10 m North. Determine the boatman's resultant
displacement.
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