Find the components of the chipmunk displacement

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Question: A chipmunk scampers about collecting in its cheeks safflower seeds that the birds dropped from the feeder hanging overhead. Initially the little creature is at position vector r1x = 2.65 m and r1y = -2.37 m. After filling up, it runs to the hole at position vector r2x = -1.61 m and r2y = 4.45 m that leads to its underground nest.

Part A: Find the components of the chipmunk\'s displacement vector for this expedition?

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