Question 29
A girl leaves her home and walks 30 mt towards north. She turns clockwise by $$45^{\circ}$$ and walks 30 meter. Then she turns anti-clockwise by $$45^{\circ}$$ and walks 30 meter, Then she turns by $$90^{\circ}$$ towards her left and walks 60 meter. There she turns towards her home. In which direction is she walking?
Solution
Let's assume H to be home.
She walks 30 meters towards north(at A)
H will be South of A
Now from A she walks towards B which is north east of A.
Hence H will be towards South - west of B
Now she'll walk towards D which to her left/ east, She walks 60 meters so she'll be to the left of H
Hence now H will be towards south east of D
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