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The position of a particle changes from ĩ1 = (2.02 + 3.03) cm to 72 = (-4.0i + 3.0j) cm. What is the particle's displacement vector? Use cm units.

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The position of a particle changes from ĩ1 = (2.02 + 3.03)
cm to 72 = (-4.0i + 3.0j) cm. What is the particle's
displacement vector? Use cm units.

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