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College Physics CH1HW 4-Internet Explorer Problem 1.46 3of5 Constants Part A A disorlented physics professor drives 3.17 km north, then 4 75 km west, and then 1 53 km south Use components to ied the magnitude of the resultant deplacement of this professor FI. ks Part B ysi Provide Feedback DOLL
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