Question 42

A courier delivery man cycles 6 km South, then turns West and cycles 2 km West, then turns to his right and cycles 6 km, then turns West and cycles 8 km. Where is he now with respect to his starting position?

Solution

Let the courier delivery man starts from point A and cycles 6 km South, then from B, he turns West and cycles 2 km West, then turns to his right towards north and cycles 6 km, then turns West and cycles 8 km to finally reach point E.

Thus, he is 10 km to the west of his starting position.

=> Ans - (A)

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