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A woman walks 200m east and then 100m south. Find the total distance travelled and then find the resultant displacement.

A woman walks 200m east and then 100m south. Find the total distance travelled and then find the resultant displacement.
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A woman walks 200m east and then 100m south. Find the total distance travelled and then find the resultant displacement.

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300m

Step-by-step explanation:

It is very simple.

200m+100m= 300m

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