Joe walks 36m north followed by 90m east. What is his magnitude of displacement from the start?

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Joe walks 36m north followed by 90m east. What is his magnitude of displacement

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Answer: 90m - 36m = 54 m from the start! Best of luck!

Arun Palanisamy answered Sep 29, 2023

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