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Ajogger travels a route that has two parts. the first is a displacement of 3 km due south, and the second involves a displacement that points due east. the resultant displacement + has a magnitude of 3.85 km. (a) what is the magnitude of , and (b) what is the direction of + as a positive angle relative to due south? suppose that - had a magnitude of 3.85 km. (c) what then would be the magnitude of , and (d) what is the direction of - relative to due south?
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