we write each move (travel) as a vector whose coordinates \text{we write each move (travel) as a vector whose coordinates} we write each move (travel) as a vector whose coordinates
are projections onto S,N,W,E \text{are projections onto S,N,W,E} are projections onto S,N,W,E
T 1 ⃗ ( 2000 ∗ cos 30 ° N ⃗ ; 2000 ∗ sin 30 ° E ⃗ ) \vec{T_1}(2000*\cos30\degree \vec{N};2000*\sin30\degree \vec{E}) T 1 ( 2000 ∗ cos 30° N ; 2000 ∗ sin 30° E )
T 1 ⃗ ( 1732 N ⃗ ; 1000 E ⃗ ) \vec{T_1}(1732 \vec{N};1000 \vec{E}) T 1 ( 1732 N ; 1000 E )
T 2 ⃗ ( 500 ∗ sin 10 ° S ⃗ ; 500 ∗ cos 10 ° E ⃗ ) \vec{T_2}(500*\sin10\degree \vec{S};500*\cos10\degree \vec{E}) T 2 ( 500 ∗ sin 10° S ; 500 ∗ cos 10° E )
T 2 ⃗ ( 86.8 S ⃗ ; 492.4 E ⃗ ) \vec{T_2}( 86.8\vec{S};492.4\vec{E}) T 2 ( 86.8 S ; 492.4 E )
S ⃗ = − N ⃗ \vec{S}=-\vec{N} S = − N
T ⃗ = T ⃗ 1 + T ⃗ 2 \vec T = \vec T_1+\vec T_2 T = T 1 + T 2
T ⃗ ( ( 1732 − 86.8 ) S ⃗ ; ( 1000 + 492.4 ) E ⃗ ) \vec T((1732-86.8)\vec S;(1000+492.4)\vec E) T (( 1732 − 86.8 ) S ; ( 1000 + 492.4 ) E )
T ⃗ ( 1645.2 S ⃗ ; 1492.4 E ⃗ ) \vec T(1645.2\vec S;1492.4\vec E) T ( 1645.2 S ; 1492.4 E )
∣ T ⃗ ∣ = 1645. 2 2 + 1492. 4 2 = 2221.2 |\vec T| = \sqrt{1645.2^2+1492.4^2}=2221.2 ∣ T ∣ = 1645. 2 2 + 1492. 4 2 = 2221.2
Answer: displacement 2221.2m