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A man walks 9km east and take right walk 4 km and again he take right 6 km ..How far he from starting point?

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Answered by hasan1196
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Answered by mysticd
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 Distance \: walked \: due \:East (AB) = 6\:km

 Distance \: walked \: due \: North (BC)= 4\:km

 CD = 6 \:km

 Join \: A\:to \: D\: and \: draw \: perpendicular \\DE \:to \: AB .

 In \: \triangle AED , \: \angle E = 90\degree

 AD^{2} = DE^{2} + AE^{2}

 \blue { ( By \:Phythagorean\: theorem )}

 \implies AD^{2} = 4^{2} + 3^{2} \\= 16 + 9 \\= 25

 \implies AD = \sqrt{25} \\= 5 \: km

Therefore.,

 \red { Distance \:from \: starting \: point \:to }\\\red{ \:ending\: point } \green { = 5 \: km}

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