3 years ago

A lady walks 10 m to the north, then she turns and continues walking 30 m due east.

Physics

1 answer:

ANEK [815]3 years ago

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Answer:

The distance covered is 40 m and the displacement is 31,6m.

Explanation:

The distance covered is the sum of the two distances (10+30). The displacement is equal to the distance of the hipotenusa of the triangle that the two distances (10 m to north and 30m to east) create. Using the Pythagoras theorem the displacent is equal to the Square root of (30^2 +10^2) .

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