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Some object is traveling 9.4 meters east and after this 5.5 meters 60 degrees of east...

Some object is traveling 9.4 meters east and after this 5.5 meters 60 degrees of east to south. Find tangent of angle created by the final displacement of this object measured from east direction, taking clockwise as positive.

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