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1. A student walks southeast 35m, then turns east and walks 25m, and then walks north for 30m. Draw the diagram and solve for the resultant.
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1. A student walks southeast 35m, then turns east and walks 25m, and then walks north for 30m.

Draw the diagram and solve for the resultant.

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In the picture, i hope that it's a clear.

1. A student walks southeast 35m, then turns east and walks 25m, and then walks north-example-1
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