Physics, asked by mainak07, 1 year ago

a body moves 6M North 18M east and 10 M vertically upwards, what is the what is its resultant displacement from initial position

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Answered by kevinujunioroy492d
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Let body is at origin initially

then it moves 16 m in y direction

and 18 m in -x direction

and 10 m in z direction

so it's position vector is -18i+6j+10k

and magnitude of displacement = ✓(-18^2+6^2+10^2) = ✓460

thanks

kevinujunioroy492d: ignore vectors
mainak07: then can you send the method
mainak07: I am bit confused
kevinujunioroy492d: Do u know formula
kevinujunioroy492d: how to caculate magnitude of displacment
mainak07: yes
kevinujunioroy492d: then where is the problem
mainak07: why you took square in last step
kevinujunioroy492d: this is formula
mainak07: ok
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