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irina1246 [14]
3 years ago
13

You are camping with two friends, Joe and Karl. Since all three of you like your privacy, you don't pitch your tents close toget

her. Joe's tent is 19.0 m from yours, in the direction 19.0° north of east. Karl's tent is 45.0 m from yours, in the direction 39.0° south of east. What is the distance between Karl's tent and Joe's tent?
Physics
1 answer:
Lemur [1.5K]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

Distance between Karl and Joe is 38.467 m

Solution:

Let us assume that you are at origin

Now, as per the question:

Joe's tent is 19 m away from yours in the direction 19.0^{\circ} north of east.

Now,

Using vector notation for Joe's location, we get:

\vec{r_{J}} = 19cos(19.0^{\circ})\hat{i} + 19sin(19.0^{\circ})\hat{j}

\vec{r_{J}} = 17.96\hat{i} + 6.185\hat{j} m

Now,

Karl's tent is 45 m away from yours and is in the direction 39.0^{\circ}south of east, i.e.,  - 39.0^{\circ} from the positive x-axis:

Again,  using vector notation for Karl's location, we get:

\vec{r_{K}} = 45cos(-319.0^{\circ})\hat{i} + 45sin(- 39.0^{\circ})\hat{j}

\vec{r_{K}} = 34.97\hat{i} - 28.32\hat{j} m

Now,  obtain the vector difference between \vec{r_{J}} and \vec{r_{K}}:

\vec{r_{K}} - \vec{r_{J}} = 34.97\hat{i} - 28.32\hat{j} - (17.96\hat{i} + 6.185\hat{j}) m

\vec{d} = \vec{r_{K}} - \vec{r_{J}} = 17.01\hat{i} - 34.51\hat{j} m

Now, the distance between Karl and Joe, d:

|\vec{d}| = |17.01\hat{i} - 34.51\hat{j}|

d = \sqrt{(17.01)^{2} + (34.51)^{2}} m

d = 38.469 m

The distance between Karl's and Joe's tent is:

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