Suppose you walk 11m in a direction exactly 22 degrees south of west, then you w
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Question
Suppose you walk 11m in a direction exactly 22 degrees south of west, then you walk 19.5m in a direction exactly 43 degrees west of north. What is the angle of the compass direction of a line connecting your starting point to your final position measured North of West in degrees?
Explanation / Answer
resolve direction in components
r1 = -11 cos 22 i - 11 sin 22 i
= -10.19 i - 4.12 j
r2 = 19.5 cos (90+ 43) + 19.5 sin ( 90+43)
=-13.29 i + 14.26 j
r = r1 + r2 = -23.48 i +10.14 j
mod r = sqrt ( -23.48)^2 + 10.14)^2 = 25.57 m
theta = tan^-1 ( 10.14/-23.48) =- 23.35 degree
23.35 degree from north of west
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