Include figures/drawings when necessary! 1. You find a pirate map which describes the path to a buried treasure. Starting from an old oak treein a field, the map instructs you to walk 16.0 meters due west, then turn in the direction 30.0 degreesnorth of east and walk an additional 21.0 meters. Finally, you need to walk 7.50 meters due south towhere the treasure is buried. How far away from the base of the oak tree and in what direction is thetreasure buried?2. At some point as you are hiking near a lake, you determine that your campsite is 1.50 km away fromyou in the direction 30.0° E of N. However, to get back to your campsite, you will need to walk aroundthe lake. You set off due north and walk for 600 m. You then turn in the direction 20.0° W of N andwalk an additional 1.20 km, before turning and walking directly to your campsite. How far and inwhat direction was the last leg of your hike?

1. Given: starting point : old oak tree 1st step : 16 m due west 2nd step : 21 m due 30o N of E 3rd…

1. You find a pirate map which describes the path to a buried treasure. Starting from an old oak tree in a field, the map instructs you to walk 16.0 meters due west, then turn in the direction 30.0 degrees north of east and walk an additional 21.0 meters. Finally, you need to walk 7.50 meters due south to where the treasure is buried. How far away from the base of the oak tree and in what direction is the treasure buried?

1. You find a pirate map which describes the path to a buried treasure. Starting from an old oak tree in a field, the map instructs you to walk 16.0 meters due west, then turn in the direction 30.0 degrees north of east and walk an additional 21.0 meters. Finally, you need to walk 7.50 meters due south to where the treasure is buried. How far away from the base of the oak tree and in what direction is the treasure buried?

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Chapter2: Vectors

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