Mr. A leaves his home for his office. He drives 24 kmaway in a direction 52° north of east. Then, he takesturns and drives 36 km in a direction 124° west ofnorth. Find the distance and direction from theshopper's home to the restaurant.a) Total distance he drove = 60Unitkmb) x and y-components of the displacement vector: x-component = 52×y-component=36×b) Magnitude of the displacement of his office from hishome =Unit (mc) The direction of his office from his home =degree.

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