From the geometry of the figure we can calculate the
displacement
= ((4.42Cos32.6) - 0.989)2 + ((4.42Sin32.6)
-0.975)2)1/2
= 3.075 km
Average veloctiy = Displacement / time = 3.075 / 2.288 = 1.344
Km/h
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