Social Sciences, asked by doreami2027, 1 year ago

A man goes towards east 5 kms, then he takes a turn to south-west and goes 5 kms. again takes a turn towards north-westa goes 5 kms. With respect to the point from where he started, where is he now?
(A) East
(B) North
(C) West
(D) South

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Answered by poosasanmithaa
0

The answer is the D south because at last he turned to south

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Answered by Avengers00
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\underline{\underline{\Huge{\textbf{Solution:}}}}

\underline{\Large{\textsf{Step-1:}}}
\sf\textsf{Mark a starting point}

\sf\textsf{Let Starting position be indicated by } \lq \textbf{A} \lq


\underline{\Large{\textsf{Step-2:}}}
\sf\textsf{Picturize the given data}\\\sf\textsf{in accordance with the direction map.}

\sf\textsf{Here, the interest is only on direction}\\\sf\textsf{wrt the point where the man started,}\\\sf\textsf{the magnitude (5 km) is not considered.}
\sf\textsf{[As the options to the given}\\\sf\textsf{question are Directions]}

\sf\textsf{Picturize as per data given below :}

\sf\textsf{From the starting point A}
\small{ \blacktriangleright} \normalsize{\sf\textsf{Man goes towards of East}}\\ \sf\textsf{(and reaches point 1)} \\<br />\small{\blacktriangleright} \normalsize{\sf\textsf{He then goes in the direction}}\\ \normalsize{\sf\textsf{of South West}}\\ \textsf{(and reaches point 2)}\\<br />\small{\blacktriangleright} \normalsize{\sf\textsf{He then goes in the direction}}\\ \normalsize{\sf\textsf{of North West}}\\\sf\textsf{(and reaches Point B)}

\underline{\Large{\textsf{Step-3:}}}
\sf\textsf{Note the direction of Final point w.r.t}\\\sf\textsf{the point from where man started.}

\sf\textsf{If the man now goes towards East,}\\\sf\textsf{He will be moving in the same direction as that of he moved from starting point.}

\implies \sf\textsf{His Final Point \textbf{B} is in the \textbf{West} of Starting Point \textsf{A}}

\sf\textbf{The direction map and the pictorial representation}\\\sf\textsf{of the complete given data is as shown below:}

\begin{array}{ccccc}\bf NW&amp;&amp;\bf N&amp;&amp;\bf NE\\&amp;\nwarrow&amp;\uparrow&amp;\nearrow&amp;\\\bf W&amp;\leftarrow&amp;\bigstar&amp;\rightarrow&amp;\bf E\\&amp;\swarrow&amp;\downarrow&amp;\searrow&amp;\\\bf SW&amp;&amp;\bf S&amp;&amp;\bf SE\end{array}\qquad\quad\begin{array}{cccccccc}\tiny{\boxed{\textbf{B}}}&amp;&amp;&amp;\Large{\Lsh}\tiny{\boxed{\textbf{A}}}&amp;\rightarrow&amp;\rightarrow&amp;\rightarrow&amp;\tiny{\boxed{1}}\\<br />&amp;\nwarrow&amp;&amp;&amp;&amp;&amp;\swarrow&amp;&amp;\\<br />&amp;&amp;\nwarrow&amp;&amp;&amp;\swarrow&amp;&amp;&amp;\\<br />&amp;&amp;&amp;\nwarrow&amp;\swarrow&amp;&amp;&amp;\\<br />&amp;&amp;&amp;&amp;\tiny{\boxed{2}}&amp;&amp;&amp;&amp;\\<br />\end{array}


\blacksquare\: \: \: \textsf{With respect to the point from where man started,}\\\qquad\sf\textsf{ he is now to the \underline{\Large{\textbf{West}}}}
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