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Tom movest at 475 km/hr 30 degrees E of N with an additional force of 200km/hr due east. Solve for his final velocity, angle, and direction.

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The first velocity is, V₁= 475 km/hr

The second velocity is, V₂= 200 km/hr

The angle with respect to N is, θ=30^o

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The velocity diagram is as shown below,

The horizontal component of V₁ is,

The vertical component of V₁ is,

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