Can anyone explain what the magnitude of a resultant displacement vector is?

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terenzreignz · Answer

First, understand the magnitude of a vector, in its most common form, it's simply the distance part of the vector~ remember that a vector (quantity) consists of a magnitude AND direction.

anonymous · Answer

okay well can you help me do the first one because i don't understand it

anonymous · Answer

Greg is lost in Yosemite National Park Because he didn't follow the marked trial. His coordinates are (-64,-10) relative to his starting point of (0,0). Enter the magnitude of Greg's resultant displacement vector in meters. Round your answer to the nearest tenth.

anonymous · Answer

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