A bird flies the following the displacements below at constant speed and is being chased by a dog, 1.7 km directly North, then flies 2.06 km (22.8° N of E] finally 3.06 km ] finally 3.06 km [25.3 W of S) 3. Find the birds resultant displacement and total distance. (0.649 km 24.4° S of E)

A bird flies the following the displacements below at constant speed and is being chased by a dog, 1.7 km directly North, then flies 2.06 km (22.8° N of E] finally 3.06 km ] finally 3.06 km [25.3 W of S) 3. Find the birds resultant displacement and total distance. (0.649 km 24.4° S of E)

College Physics

11th Edition

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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