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Maslowich
4 years ago
12

Starting from Joe's Gas Station, a car travels due north on Avenue A for 2.4 mi, then turns right and travels on Cedar Street fo

r 1.0 mi, and then turns right again and travels on Washington Avenue for 0.6 mi.
How far is the car from Joe's Gas Station?

Physics
1 answer:
Bumek [7]4 years ago
7 0

Answer:2.05 mi

Explanation:

Given

Joe travel 2.4 mi due to north

r_1=2.4\hat{j}

then turns right and travel 1 mi

r_{21}=1\hat{i}

then it again turn right on Washington avenue

r_{32}=-0.6\hat{j}

Final Position of Joe is

r_3=\hat{i}+1.8\hat{j}

its distance from gas station is

|r_{3}|=\sqrt{1^2+1.8^2}

=2.059 mi[/tex]

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