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1. from an origin you walk 3 meters east, 7 meters west, and then 6 meters east. where are you now related to the origin 2. a weather reporter says winds blow at 5 km/h from the northeast. in this is a description of the wind a speed or velcity. explai your answer. 3. give an example of a situation in which you would describe an object's position in 1 dimension 2 dimensions and 3 dimentions

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