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A boy walked 2 Km towards North and then 3 Km towards West and then 1 Km South and then 3 Km East. How far the boy from starting point? a) 2 Km b) 8 Km c) 4 Km d) 3 Km​

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Answered by skgamer9988
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Answer:

1 km

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Answered by divyasingh016787
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Starting point P.

1st travelling towards North

from point P to A=S1= 3 km

2nd travelling towards West

from A to B = S2= 2 km

3rd travelling towards North

from B to C = S3= 1 km

4th travelling towards East

from C to E1 =S4= 5 km

Joining all these points, finally we get a triangle from starting point P to the final destination E1 after covering a distance of 5 km to the East. The position of the traveller is now point E1, North-East (NE) position which is a diagonal measurement of the trianglar path from starting point P to E1.

Starting point P to North-East position E1:

Distance covered =d2= S1 + S3

d2 = 3 km + 1 km = 4 km

Length of triangluar side from West to East DE1:

d1 = DE1= S4 - S2 = 5 - 2 = 3 km

Using Pythagorean’s theorem:

d1^2 + d2^2 = PE1^2

4^2 + 3^2 = PE1^2

PE1^2 = 16 + 9 = 25

PE1 = 5 km

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answer=The traveller is at a distance PE1 = 5 km from starting point to the end point E1 in the North-East direction.

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