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Physics, 23.02.2020 08:27 andyzapata98p28tjr

A boat travels North at 66mi/h with no windThe boat then encounters a crosswind coming from the East that moves the moves the boat at 35mi / (hr) . Lastly, the boat tries to head back due North but encounters a wind from the West that moves the boat at 15mi /hr. Find the resultant vector's magnitude and direction

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