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find the vector in the direction of displacement of 3 km towards north​

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Answered by AlluringNightingale
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Question:

Find the vector in the direction of displacement of 3km towards north.

Answer:

 {\vec{d}} = 35km {\hat{\jmath}}

Note:

• The East direction can be represented along + ve x-axis.

• The West direction can be represented along – ve x-axis.

• The North direction can be represented along + ve y-axis.

• The South direction can be represented along – ve y-axis.

• The direction vector along + ve x-axis is represented by  {\hat{\imath}}

• The direction vector along – ve x-axis is represented by  - {\hat{\imath}}

• The direction vector along + ve y-axis is represented by  {\hat{\jmath}}

• The direction vector along – ve y-axis is represented by  - {\hat{\jmath}}

• Vector = Magnitude×Direction

Solution:

Here,

The magnitude of the displacement is 3km.

And the direction of the displacement is North.

The north direction can be represented along + ve y-axis , thus the unit or direction vector in the north direction can be taken as  {\hat{\jmath}}

Thus,

The required displacement vector is :

 {\vec{d}} = 35km {\hat{\jmath}}

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