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A camper walks away from camp. He walks 23.72m north, then 39.25m south and then 105.06m north again. What is his total displacement? You will need to use a (-) sign if the direction is south. Plus is
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A camper walks away from camp. He walks 23.72m north, then 39.25m south and

then 105.06m north again. What is his total displacement?
You will need to use a (-) sign if the direction is south. Plus is assumed if no + is
included in your answer. Do not use +.

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Answer:

89.53 North

Step-by-step explanation:

Total N-S displacement

23.72 - 39.25 + 105.06 = + 89.53

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