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A Particle has a displacement 12 cm towards east and 9 cm towards north and then 6 cm vertically upward. Find the magnitude of sum of this displacemants.

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Answered by Sweetyy2
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 we get a right angled triangle with sides 12 cm and 15 cm
=>S=(12²+15²)^1/2           
=19.2 cm

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Answered by Anonymous
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A Particle has a displacement 12 cm towards east and 9 cm towards north and then 6 cm vertically upward. Find the magnitude of sum of this displacemants.

Solution :                
The resultant displacement will be the vector resultant of two vectors whose magnitudes are 12 and and 15 .

hence the resultant dispacement =   √ (12)^2 + (15)^2
                                                 = √(144 + 225)
                                                 = √(369)
                                                 = 19.18

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