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A hiker walks 13.04 m at 38 degrees. What is the Y component of his displacement?
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A hiker walks 13.04 m at 38 degrees. What is the Y component of his displacement?

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y = d * sin \alpha \\ y = 13.04 * sin3 \\ y \approx8.028 \: meters

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