Posted by Devin on Tuesday, October 9, 2012 at 6:50pm.
s1=v •t1=44•42/60 =30.8 km
s2 =v•t2 = 44•17/60 = 12.5 km
s3 = v•t3 = 44•51/60=37.4 km
Cosine Law:
displacement d= sqrt[(s2² +(s3-s1)²-2•s2•(s3-s1) •cos135] = 17.8 km
ave velocity = d/time taken = 17.8• 60/(42+17+51) =9.7 m/s
Sine Law:
(s3-s1)/sinα =d/sin135
sinα = sin135(s3-s1)/d = 0.707•6.6/17.8 =0.26.
α =15.07°
β=135-90=45°
θ= α+ β =15.07°+45° =60.07°
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