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Problem
Three displacement vectors are given:
P
:
6
m
\mathbf{P}: 6\,\text{m}
P
:
6
m
at
30
∘
30^{\circ}
3
0
∘
north of east,
Q
:
4
m
\mathbf{Q}: 4\,\text{m}
Q
:
4
m
at
45
∘
45^{\circ}
4
5
∘
south of west,
R
:
5
m
\mathbf{R}: 5\,\text{m}
R
:
5
m
due south. Calculate the magnitude and direction of
S
=
P
−
Q
−
R
\mathbf{S}=\mathbf{P}-\mathbf{Q}-\mathbf{R}
S
=
P
−
Q
−
R
.
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