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If a football player positioned on the scrimmage line runs straight downfield for 26 yards and then cuts to his left for 6.0 yards to receive a pass, what is the football player's total displacement from the scrimmage line? (Use trigonometry to
answer, but remember to draw a diagram to help your understanding.) Give both the magnitude and the angle in your
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33 yd and 13 to the left of the scrimmage line
27 yd and 14° to the left of the scrimmage line
33 yd and 14° to the left of the scrimmage line
27 yd and 13 to the left of the scrimmage line

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