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Define the displacement vectors in component form.

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1. Resultant Displacement by Components

Step 1: Define the displacement vectors in component form.
Let north be the positive y-direction and east be the positive x-direction.

  • d1⃗=4.25 km south=(0)i^+(−4.25)j^ km\vec{d_1} = 4.25 \text{ km south} = (0)\hat{i} + (-4.25)\hat{j} \text{ km}
  • d2⃗=2.75 km west=(−2.75)i^+(0)j^ km\vec{d_2} = 2.75 \text{ km west} = (-2.75)\hat{i} + (0)\hat{j} \text{ km}
  • $\vec{d_3} = 1.50 km north =
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