Find your total displacement

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Solve the given problem:

Problem: You drive due east at 82km/h for 53min. Then you follow a road going 60 kilometer south of east, going 89 km/h for another 32min.

Q- Find your total displacement. Enter the x and y components of the displacement separated by a comma. Assume that the positive x and y axes are directed to the east and north, respectively.

Explain the each step of calculation.

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