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Question

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Explanation / Answer

Solution) Given velocity v=50km/h east for 35min

41°east of north for 25 min

West for 75 min

Let us calculate displacement along x and y directions

Along x

Displacement x=(50/60)(35)+(50/60)(25)sin(41°)+(50/60)(-75)

X= -19.66m

Similarly along y direction

Y=(50/60)(25cos(41°))

Y=15.72m

Net displacement D=(X^2 + Y^2)^(1÷2)

D=25.17

Total time T=((35+25+75)/60)

T=2.25

Average velocity = Total displacement/total time

V=25.17/2.25

V=11.18km/h

Direction theeta=tan inverse(15.72/(-19.66))

Theeta=-38.64°