The Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory is a large indoor facility used to train astronauts and prepare them for working in microgravity. Toscale m0ckups of modules on the International Space Station are included in the pool; in additiOn to this equipment, the pool itself holds 6. 2 million gallons of water equivalent to about 9.5 olympic- sized swimming pools. You're an astronaut training in the Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory for an EVA (ExtraVehicular Activity). From a starting point on the floor of the pool, you travel 30 m East and then climb an assembly that's 10 m tall. You then make your way across an ISS module replica, moving 13 m due Northwest. As you're making your way to your destination, the team leader began from the same location and traveled 18 m directly Northeast. a) How far do you end up from your starting point? ' 32.8 x m b) How far do you end up from the team leader? 17.2 x m )At what angle below your horizontal do you have to look to see the team leader? 30 3 x degrees