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A) a pedestrian walks 100m west then 400m north then 300m east.what is the magnitude and...

A) a pedestrian walks 100m west then 400m north then 300m east.what is the magnitude and direction of her total displacement?

B) A ball thrown straight upward with an initial velocity of 58.8 m/s to reach its maximum height, find the time it takes to come back to the hand, and find the maximum height it reaches

C) three forces act on an object f1= 10 N at 53 degrees, f2=10 n at 135 degrees, f3=20 n at 210 degrees find the addition resultant force vector of the three forces (magnitude and direction)

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