A man with superpowers flies from the top of a building as shown in the figure.(a) What are the horizontal and vertical components of the man's 124 m displacement (in m), if e = 25.0°? Use signs to indicate the directions of the displacement components. (Use signs to indicate the directions of the displacement components.)horizontal displacementvertical displacementm(b) What if? A man observes the superhero through a window located 25.0 m below the top of the building. What is the superhero's position (in m) relative to the man at the end of the displacement in part (a)? (Use signs to indicate the directions of the displacementcomponents.)horizontal displacementvertical displacement

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A man with superpowers flies from the top of a building as shown in the figure. (a) What are the horizontal and vertical components of the man's 124 m displacement (in m), if 8 = 25.0°? Use signs to indicate the directions of the displacement components. (Use signs to indicate the directions of the displacement components.) horizontal displacement m m vertical displacement (b) What if? A man observes the superhero through a window located 25.0 m below the top of the building. What is the superhero's position (in m) relative to the man at the end of the displacement in part (a)? (Use signs to indicate the directions of the displacement components.) horizontal displacement m vertical displacement m

A man with superpowers flies from the top of a building as shown in the figure. (a) What are the horizontal and vertical components of the man's 124 m displacement (in m), if 8 = 25.0°? Use signs to indicate the directions of the displacement components. (Use signs to indicate the directions of the displacement components.) horizontal displacement m m vertical displacement (b) What if? A man observes the superhero through a window located 25.0 m below the top of the building. What is the superhero's position (in m) relative to the man at the end of the displacement in part (a)? (Use signs to indicate the directions of the displacement components.) horizontal displacement m vertical displacement m

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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