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1. You walk along a long straight school corridor for 55 m, then you turn around and walk 30 m in the opposite. Finally, you turn again and walk 39 m in the original direction and stop. What is your displacement
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1. You walk along a long straight school corridor for 55

m, then you turn around and walk 30 m in the
opposite. Finally, you turn again and walk 39 m in
the original direction and stop. What is your
displacement from your starting point?

User Atilla Ozgur
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Step-by-step explanation:

14 m is the displacement and towards the north

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