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A man walked 440m [50.0 degrees] (polar positive) and then 580m [185 degrees] (polar positive). The...

A man walked 440m [50.0 degrees] (polar positive) and then 580m [185 degrees] (polar positive). The entire trip took 150.0 min.

a) What was the total distance travelled?

b) What was the displacement of the man?

c) What was the average speed pf the man (in m/min)?

d) What was the average velocity of the man (in m/min)?


Could you please show me your work to these answers?
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