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student is located 225 m and 35.0° north of west from her initial position. She walked...

student is located 225 m and 35.0° north of west from her initial position. She walked from her initial position to her final position in two stages. In the first stage of her walk, she walked 150 m at 20.0° south of east. How far and in what direction did she walk in the second part? .

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So in the second stage, student have to travel in direction of (20°+9°=29°) in North of west.

Or 61° in West of North.

And distance have to cover in second stage is = 371.92 m

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