#6) Let's say you ride your bike from your house to your friend's house. To get there you have to go 4.00mile south, 8.00 miles west, then 6.00 miles North. What is the magnitude of the displacement betweenyour house and your friend's house? Report answers below to 3 sig figs.

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#6) Let's say you ride your bike from your house to your friend's house. To get there you have to go 4.00 mile south, 8.00 miles west, then 6.00 miles North. What is the magnitude of the displacement between your house and your friend's house? Report answers below to 3 sig figs.