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A firecracker explodes into three parts. A 6.02g portion goes directly East at 1.46m/s and a 4.76g portion flies directly South at 1.59m/s. What is the direction of the third portion which has a mass of 4.22g?
Answer 4.96x10^1 Degrees W of N
I have worked this question out myself and come up with 49.26818444 Degrees W of N. I'm off by a very small amount but I'm not sure if I did something wrong.
My work is shown on the attached image. Please let me know where I went wrong. Thanks.
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Your solution is not attached. I guess you forgot. Ok let me try this.
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