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Find a rat's total displacement at the exit if it takes the following path in a maze: start, 1.0m north, 0.3m east, 0.8m south, 0.4m east, finish.
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Separate your N/S and E/W directions
I know that the rat is 0.7m east of the origin and 0.2m north of the origin.
we haven't done this yet /:
Okay, now you need to compute the resultant. sqrt(n^2+e^2)
I'm sorry @J.L. :(
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so basically like the pythagorean theorem?
Use Pythagorean's theorem
yup
that's alrighty @kari.lynee :)
thank you @dimensionx
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