physics Isaac physics question
An object moves 60.0m on a bearing (angle from North) of 60.0
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. If the object then moves 30.0m North, how far is it from the start point? You may use a scale diagram or trigonometry to answer this question.
∘
. If the object then moves 30.0m North, how far is it from the start point? You may use a scale diagram or trigonometry to answer this question.
Original post by epicgirl5643
An object moves 60.0m on a bearing (angle from North) of 60.0
∘
. If the object then moves 30.0m North, how far is it from the start point? You may use a scale diagram or trigonometry to answer this question.
∘
. If the object then moves 30.0m North, how far is it from the start point? You may use a scale diagram or trigonometry to answer this question.
I personally would use Pythagoras. You would need to draw out the diagram to see this.
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