Note: The angles in the applet measured from the east.NorthWest|||-4km-3km-2km-1km1. Drag and drop the heads and tails ofvectors Leg 1 and Leg 2 to composethe vector sum.2. Show the vector sum R.3. Your vectors must be within 0.6 kmof the correct values.LegendLeg 1: 2.38 km, 89.83°Leg 2: 2 km, 90°R: 2 km, 90°4km3km2km1kmOkm-1km-2km3km-4kmSouth1km2km3km4kmE: 12Knowledge Check: Jack's Displacement, GraphicalMethod Part 13Please answer the following question(s):Jack walks 3 km 45° south of east (Leg 1).He then changes directions and walks another 5 km 53° north of west (Leg 2).What is Jack's displacement (magnitude and direction)?Use the graphical method.Note: The angles in the applet measured from the east.NorthWest-4km-3km-2km-1km1. Drag and drop the heads and tails ofvectors Leg 1 and Leg 2 to compose4km3km2km1kmOkm1km2km3km4kmE

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Please answer the following question(s): Jack walks 3 km 45° south of east (Leg 1). He then changes directions and walks another 5 km 53° north of west (Leg 2). What is Jack's displacement (magnitude and direction)? Use the graphical method

Please answer the following question(s): Jack walks 3 km 45° south of east (Leg 1). He then changes directions and walks another 5 km 53° north of west (Leg 2). What is Jack's displacement (magnitude and direction)? Use the graphical method

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