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I have opened the image you provided. Let’s proceed by drawing vector diagrams for the problems outlined. I will focus on the first three problems to start. Here's a breakdown of what the diagrams would represent:

1. **Problem 1**: A plane is flying due north, and wind blows it due west. We need to draw two vectors: 
   - One representing the velocity of the plane (100.0 m/s north).
   - The other representing the velocity of the wind (50.0 m/s west).
   The resultant vector (hypotenuse) represents the resultant velocity.

2. **Problem 2**: A hiker walks 10.0 km north and then 10.0 km east.
   - First vector: 10.0 km due north.
   - Second vector: 10.0 km due east.
   The resultant vector is the direct displacement from the starting point to the endpoint.

3. **Problem 3**: An airplane flies due west while wind blows from the north.
   - One vector: 120.0 km/h due west.
   - The second vector: 40.0 km/h from the north.
   The resultant vector gives the plane's overall velocity and direction.

Let me draw these diagrams for clarity.It seems like I can’t do more advanced data analysis right now. Please try again later.

If you'd like, I can provide a detailed step-by-step process to help you manually draw the vector diagrams for each problem. Let me know if you'd prefer that or have any specific questions!

Draw vector diagrams for physics problems involving resultant velocity and displacement.

Explore vector diagrams and calculate resultant velocity and displacement for various physics problems. Learn how to apply vector addition, the Pythagorean theorem, and trigonometric functions. Suitable for high school students studying physics and mathematics.

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