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Now the first question asked for the vector displacement.
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So first let us determine the distance travel per each time interval stated.
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So for the first distance, you know that the formula for velocity is displacement over the time.
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Then for this displacement, we have the product of the velocity and the time interval.
00:29
We're given a velocity of 22 meter per second.
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For three minutes.
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So that is 180 seconds and we can find that the displacement here is 3 ,160 meters next for the second rule we are given and staining velocity of 25 meter per second for a time of 2 .2 minutes so that is 132 seconds and this is equals to 3 ,300 and 3 .303 and for the last route, the instantaneous velocity is 30 meter per second, for 60 seconds, change the facility to be one minute.
01:29
This is 1 ,800 meters.
01:33
Now we're given the direction of the first route as towards south, the second route as north -west, and the last route.
01:43
The second route is since he makes a right turn from south, then it is the second route.
01:56
Towards west.
01:59
Then the last route was stated that he goes north -west.
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So the vector of displacement is given by this equation.
02:20
For r sub -x here is the sum of the horizontal components and r -sub -wise is some of the vertical component.
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So let's start with the horizontal component.
02:30
So for the first route, there's no horizontal component since it was going south.
02:38
For the second we have 3 ,000 meters but it is negative since it is towards west.
02:52
And for the last route, it is also negative since we have a west component.
03:02
And if the stated the direction is north -west, meaning the angle is 45 degrees...