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Question 1 (1 point) Joe walks 57m north followed by 70m west. What is his magnitude of displacement from the start?
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Joe walks 57m north followed by 70m west. What is his magnitude of displacement
from the start?

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Answer: All that seems to be needed to be done, is for you to subtract 57m from 70m and that equals: 13m displacement! hope this is helpful! good luck!

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