Question #238769

A wandering grizzly bear travels 30 m East, then 40 m in a direction 30 North of East. Calculate its resultant.


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Expert's answer
2021-09-18T14:59:30-0400

Grizzly's displacement East and North, and then find the resultant displacement and direction:


DE=30+40cos30°=64.6 m.DN=40sin30°=20 m.D=DE2+DN2=67.7 m. θ=arctanDNDE=17° N of E.D_E=30+40\cos30°=64.6\text{ m}.\\ D_N=40\sin30°=20\text{ m}.\\ D=\sqrt{D_E^2+D_N^2}=67.7\text{ m}.\\\space\\ \theta=\arctan\frac{D_N}{D_E}=17°\text{ N of E}.


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