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A student walks 5 meters east, 6 meters west, and then 10 meters east again. Calculate his total distance that he travels? Is this a scalar or vector quantity.
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A student walks 5 meters east, 6 meters
west, and then 10 meters east again.
Calculate his total distance that he
travels? Is this a scalar or vector
quantity.
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He walks 21 total distance and it’s vector
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