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Physics, 30.10.2020 20:20 slbucknerholmes9

During a basketball game a kid tries to show off his fancy dribbling skills by going 3.5 m east and 5 m north. Dan is way too good to follow him through this unnecessary display. What magnitude and direction could Dan go to keep up with the other kid and only move in one straight line. Must show work for full credit HELPP PLZZ

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