Ch 03: Vectors and Coordinate Systems
Chapter 3, Problem 3
Trevon drives with velocity v₁ = (55î ─ 10ĵ) mph for 1.0 h, then v₂ = (20î + 50ĵ) mph for 2.0 h. What is Trevon's displacement? Write your answer in component form using unit vectors.
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