2.1 & Motion in Two Dimensions - A Scale Diagram and Algebraic Approach

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2.1 & 2.2 - Motion in Two Dimensions - A Scale Diagram and Algebraic Approach

A hockey puck travels a displacement of 4. 2m [S38°W] A hockey puck travels a displacement of 4.2m [S38°W]. It is then struck by a hockey players stick and undergoes a displacement of 2.7m [E25°N]. What is the puck’s total displacement?

A hockey puck travels a displacement of 4. 2m [S38°W] A hockey puck travels a displacement of 4.2m [S38°W]. It is then struck by a hockey players stick and undergoes a displacement of 2.7m [E25°N]. What is the puck’s total displacement?