C3M.6 You and an archeologist companion, having escaped from confinement by international antiquities mobsters, are at- tempting to flee through underground tunnels. From your start- ing point in a dungeon below a ruined palace, you have traveled 150 m 37° east of north, then turned left by a right angle and traveled 200 m further along a different tunnel. You now see a ladder leading to a ground-level exit. You know that a 30-m wide river runs due east past the palace, and the nearest point on its bank is 205 m due north of the dungeon. Is the ground-level exit you see hidden in the woods across the river from the palace, or is it in the exposed plain between the palace and the river? Cal- culate quickly your life may depend on the answer! (Hint: Note that just calculating your distance from the dungeon is not enough to ensure your safety. Why?)

C3M.6 You and an archeologist companion, having escaped from confinement by international antiquities mobsters, are at- tempting to flee through underground tunnels. From your start- ing point in a dungeon below a ruined palace, you have traveled 150 m 37° east of north, then turned left by a right angle and traveled 200 m further along a different tunnel. You now see a ladder leading to a ground-level exit. You know that a 30-m wide river runs due east past the palace, and the nearest point on its bank is 205 m due north of the dungeon. Is the ground-level exit you see hidden in the woods across the river from the palace, or is it in the exposed plain between the palace and the river? Cal- culate quickly your life may depend on the answer! (Hint: Note that just calculating your distance from the dungeon is not enough to ensure your safety. Why?)

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College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1CQ: Estimate the order of magnitude of the length, in meters, of each of the following; (a) a mouse, (b)...

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