A particle starts from the origin of a three-dimensional coordinate system and undergoes two consecutive displacements: r1→=2.0miˆ+1.0mjˆ+3.0mkˆr2→=−1.0miˆ−3.0mjˆ−1.0mkˆr1→=2.0mi^+1.0mj^+3.0mk^r2→=−1.0mi^−3.0mj^−1.0mk^ What is the distance of the particle from the origin after these two displacements?

A particle starts from the origin of a three-dimensional coordinate system and undergoes two consecutive displacements: r1→=2.0miˆ+1.0mjˆ+3.0mkˆr2→=−1.0miˆ−3.0mjˆ−1.0mkˆr1→=2.0mi^+1.0mj^+3.0mk^r2→=−1.0mi^−3.0mj^−1.0mk^ What is the distance of the particle from the origin after these two displacements?

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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