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A child walks 5 meters north, then 4 meters east, and finally 2 meters south. What is the magnitude of the resultant displacement of the child after the entire walk?
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draw it out on a sheet and use Pythagoras' theorem. I'm sure you can solve this. try
it doesnt work.
it doesnt come out a sa triangle.
sa ?
it doesnt come out as a triangle.
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wait a sec, let me draw
oops
yea.
I don't know what for I'm in such haste. I meant, apply the theorem to the final triangle
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got it, thanks!
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