Please help with this problem E. The STEM 12 students of Lagro High School went to UP Observatory to watch a heavenlybody in the night sky. These are the displacements they have taken. Draw to scale.(Scale: 1 cm = 10 m)d₁ = 68 m, Westd₂= 65 m, 37° North of Eastd3 64 m, 75° North of Westd. = 67 m, 33° South of Eastd,= 66 m, 31° North of Eastde = 63 m, 15° West of Southd,= 64 m, 39° South of Eastd. = 68 m, Westd, 63 m, 20° West of SouthAnswer the ff. questions:1. What is the resultant vector?2. The shape that the vectors formed will be theheavenly body that they observed. What is it?

Given data: d1=68 m, Westd2=65 m, 37° North of Eastd3=64 m, 75° North of Westd4=67 m, 33° South of…

The STEM 12 students of Lagro High School went to UP Observatory to watch a heavenly body in the night sky. These are the displacements they have taken. Draw to scale. (Scale: 1 cm = 10 m) d₁= 68 m, West d₂= 65 m, 37° North of East d, 64 m, 75° North of West d. 67 m, 33° South of East d₁= 66 m, 31° North of East de = 63 m, 15° West of South d, 64 m, 39° South of East d, 68 m, West d₂ = 63 m, 20° West of South Answer the ff. questions: 1. What is the resultant vector? 2. The shape that the vectors formed will be the heavenly body that they observed. What is it?

The STEM 12 students of Lagro High School went to UP Observatory to watch a heavenly body in the night sky. These are the displacements they have taken. Draw to scale. (Scale: 1 cm = 10 m) d₁= 68 m, West d₂= 65 m, 37° North of East d, 64 m, 75° North of West d. 67 m, 33° South of East d₁= 66 m, 31° North of East de = 63 m, 15° West of South d, 64 m, 39° South of East d, 68 m, West d₂ = 63 m, 20° West of South Answer the ff. questions: 1. What is the resultant vector? 2. The shape that the vectors formed will be the heavenly body that they observed. What is it?

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E. The STEM 12 students of Lagro High School went to UP Observatory to watch a heavenly
body in the night sky. These are the displacements they have taken. Draw to scale.
(Scale: 1 cm = 10 m)
d₁ = 68 m, West
d₂= 65 m, 37° North of East
d3 64 m, 75° North of West
d. = 67 m, 33° South of East
d,= 66 m, 31° North of East
de = 63 m, 15° West of South
d,= 64 m, 39° South of East
d. = 68 m, West
d, 63 m, 20° West of South
Answer the ff. questions:
1. What is the resultant vector?
2. The shape that the vectors formed will be the
heavenly body that they observed. What is it?

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