Posted by Amanda on Monday, September 3, 2012 at 7:11pm.
the angle that the second part makes with the first part of the path is 90+30=120º.
Using cosine law,
displacement = sqrt(43² +80²-2•43•80•cos120º) =108 km.
From the sine law
108/sin120 = 80/sinα
sinα=80•sin120/108= 0.64
α =39.9º (the angle which displacement makes with north direction)
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