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6 October, 03:57

An airplane flies six hundred miles to the south; then, after landing and refueling, it flies due north for three hundred miles. What is the airplane's displacement? (Remember, displacement is a vector, so direction needs to be indicated in your answer).

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  1. 6 October, 07:16
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    If it's going 600 miles S, and 300 miles N, the displacement is 300 miles S
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