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A man walk 50km tpwards east.then 40km towards north and then 20m towards west the magnitude of his displacement is​

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Answered by vikasbathwalvb
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Answer:

10 km is the magnitude of his displacement

10vkm is the answer

Answered by devanshu1234321
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QUESTION:-

A man walk 50km tpwards east.then 40km towards north and then 20m towards west the magnitude of his displacement is​

EXPLANATION:-

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Displacement=AD

So we can calculate the displacement by phythagorus theorem

AD²=AE²+ED²

AD=?

AE=50-20

AE=30

ED=40

So,

AD²=30²+40²

AD²=900+1600

AD²=2500

AD=√2500

AD=50

So the displacement is 50 Km

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