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Your cousin has just retired and the family is gathering for a packing party to prepare her to move from Auckland to the Bay of Islands. (a) When walking to her place, you traverse four successive displacements as below: d1 = (βˆ’63i) m d2 = (βˆ’40 cos 40β—¦i βˆ’ 40 sin 40β—¦j) m d3 = (+30 cos 50β—¦iβˆ’ 30 sin 50β—¦j) m d4 = (βˆ’50j) m where i indicate east, j indicates north and the angles of 40β—¦ and 50β—¦ are angles to the east-west direction. (i) Sketch a map of the four successive displacement vectors.

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