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you jog at a steady speed up 2 m/s. you start from the location (0,0,0) and...

you jog at a steady speed up 2 m/s. you start from the location (0,0,0) and for yhe first 250 s your direction is given by the unit vector (1,0,0) . next you jog for 345 s in the direction given by the unit vector (cos(45 °)). fianally you jog for 170 s in the direction given by the unit vector (cos(60 °),0,cos(30 °)). express your answe in vector form.


a) now what is your position ?
rf= m

b) what was your average velocity ?
V avg= m/s
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