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Consider the case of a diving eagle. The eagle is initially moving at a velocity of...

Consider the case of a diving eagle. The eagle is initially moving at a velocity of 16.3m/s[→ π/4 ↑]. It experiences only a constant acceleration due to gravity of 9.8m/s2[↓]. When it reaches the ground it is 616.8 m to the right (→) of where it started and its height has changed from where it initially started.

What is the magnitude of the eagle’s displacement?

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