Answer to Question #242915 in Physics for Jonjay

Question #242915

3. To go from your house to a nearby hospital, you must walk 11 m E and then turn 13 m 63º S of W. What is your displacement? Use graphical (parallelogram method) and trigonometric method. (5 points each for graphical and analytical method)

 

4. Make a worded problem with complete solution applying the component method. Use the direction in your house (Starting point: door – going to living room – going to your bed room – going to kitchen – going to CR). Minimum of 4 vectors. (10 points: 3 points – worded Problem; 5 points – correct solution; 2 points – correct answer)


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2021-09-27T10:11:49-0400

(3) The displacement, according to the sketch below, is 12 m.



Find displacement analytically:


"R_E=A\\cos\\theta_A-B\\cos\\theta_B=\\\\=11\\cos0-13\\cos63\u00b0=5.1\\text{ m}.\\\\\nR_S=A\\sin\\theta_A+B\\sin\\theta_B=\\\\=11\\sin0+13\\sin63\u00b0=11.6\\text{ m}.\\\\\nR=\\sqrt{R_E^2+R_S^2}=12.7\\text{ m}."

(4) In my house, the vectors are as follows:

A: door – going to living room: 5 m N

B: living room - going to bed room: 4 m W

C: bed room – going to kitchen: 5 m N

D: kitchen – going to CR: 4 m W

Find displacement using component method:


"R_N=A_N+C_N=5+5=10\\text{ m},\\\\\nR_W=B_W+D_W=4+4=8\\text{ m},\\\\\nR=\\sqrt{R_N^2+R_W^2}=12.8\\text{ m}."


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