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Sara was walking from her car to the beach. To do this she travelled 314.9 m [N] and another 604.9 m [26.7° W of N]. The total displacement in the north direction that Sara travelled is ______m [N]. Record
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Sara was walking from her car to the beach. To do this she travelled 314.9 m [N] and another 604.9 m [26.7° W of N]. The total displacement in the north direction that Sara travelled is ______m [N]. Record your answer to 1 decimal place.
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