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Question #318663

A student walks 625m west and 475m north, calculate the distance of the student walk. Calculate the displacement of student walking west.

Calculate the displacement of student walking north

Expert's answer

"d=x+y=1100~m,"

"r=\\sqrt{x^2+y^2}=785~m."

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