A horse is walking along a trail. First, his rider has him proceed on a winding trail 5 km west and the 6 km north. What is the horse's final displacement distance?

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A horse is walking along a trail. First, his rider has him proceed on a winding trail 5 km west and the 6 km north. What is the horse's final displacement distance?

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Answer:

fast

Step-by-step explanation:

bc horses proceed at a good amount of acceleration. gotta go fast.

Stephan Boner answered Oct 28, 2020

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Answer:

11 km

Step-by-step explanation:

You add both distances up and that is your displacement.

Elfy answered Nov 1, 2020

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