How Do You Calculate Displacement for Different Motion Paths?

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The discussion focuses on calculating displacement for various motion paths involving a submarine diving at an angle, a person walking at an angle north of east, and a series of straight-line paths taken by another individual. Participants are encouraged to share their attempts and specify where they encounter difficulties to receive targeted assistance. A helpful resource link is provided for further guidance on vector calculations. The conversation emphasizes the importance of breaking down motion into components for accurate displacement analysis. Engaging with the community can lead to clearer understanding and solutions for these physics problems.
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Hi PF! Okay so here's a problem I'm having trouble with.

A- A submarine dives 104 m at an angle of 28 degrees below the hor. . What are the two components (x & y)

B- A person walks 23 degrees north of east for 2. 38 km. How far woud another person walk due north and due east to arrive at the same location.

C- 5. A guy walks the path shown below. The total trip consists of four straight line paths.
Path 1 is 60.0 m due east.
Path 2 is 220.0 m due south.
Path 3 is 130.0 m 30.0° south of west.
Path 4 is 150.0 m 60.0° north of west.

Please helpp
 
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Welcome to PF!

claire. said:
Hi PF! Okay so here's a problem I'm having trouble with …

Hi claire! Welcome to PF! :smile:

Three problems, actually! :wink:

Show us what you've tried, and where you're stuck, and then we'll know how to help! :smile:
 
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