Math, asked by kerbalprogram7, 5 months ago

A man is walking 3km north and walk 5km east, and lastly walk 9km north. What is his distance from the starting point? (With Calculations)

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Answered by ashmeetromana

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Answer:

17km

Step-by-step explanation:

Add all the distances covered

3+5+9 = 17

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