Question 6 Hint 1 Hint 2 Suppose you walk 23 m straight west and then 14 m straight north. Answer all questions assuming the + x - axis is to the east. < > • How far are you from your starting point? D = m = • What is your displacement vector? Ax x + y) m • What is the direction of your displacement? 0 = degrees relative to the + x - axis.

Question 6 Hint 1 Hint 2 Suppose you walk 23 m straight west and then 14 m straight north. Answer all questions assuming the + x - axis is to the east. < > • How far are you from your starting point? D = m = • What is your displacement vector? Ax x + y) m • What is the direction of your displacement? 0 = degrees relative to the + x - axis.

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