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mezya [45]
2 years ago
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You have found a treasure map that directs you to start at a hollow tree, walk 300 meters directly north, turn and walk 500 mete

rs northeast, and then 400 meters at 60° south of east. Since you have been educated about vectors, you decide to save yourself some walking and go directly to the treasure in a straight line from the hollow tree. How far do you have to go, and in which direction?
Physics
1 answer:
Dmitry_Shevchenko [17]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:633 m

Explanation:

First we have moved 300 m in North

let say it as point a and its vector is 300\hat{j}

after that we have moved 500 m northeast

let say it as point b

therefore position of b with respect to a is

r_{ba}=500cos(45)\hat{i}+500sin(45)\hat{j}

Therefore position of b w.r.t to origin is

r_b=r_a+r_{ba}

r_b=300\hat{j}+500cos(45)\hat{i}+500sin(45)\hat{j}

r_b=500cos(45)\hat{i}+\left [ 250\sqrt{2}+300\right ]\hat{j}

after this we moved 400 m 60^{\circ} south of east i.e. 60^{\circ} below from positive x axis

let say it as c

r_{cb}=400cos(60)\hat{i}-400sin(60)\hat{j}

r_c=r_{b}+r_{cb}

r_c=500cos(45)\hat{i}+\left [ 250\sqrt{2}+300\right ]\hat{j}+400cos(60)\hat{i}-400sin(60)\hat{j}

r_c=\left [ 250\sqrt{2}+200\right ]\hat{i}+\left [ 250\sqrt{2}+300-200\sqrt{3}\right ]\hat{j}

magnitude is \sqrt{\left [ 250\sqrt{2}+200\right ]^2+\left [ 250\sqrt{2}+300-200\sqrt{3}\right ]^2}

=633.052

for directiontan\theta =\frac{250\sqrt{2}+300-200\sqrt{3}}{250\sqrt{2}+200}

tan\theta =\frac{307.139}{553.553}

\theta =29.021^{\circ} with x -axis

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