Math, asked by PrakharSinghal, 10 months ago

A person moves towards north a distance of 20 m from a point P and reaches at Q. He turns 135° in clockwise direction and goes 40√ 2 m. From here he turns 135° clockwise and goes 25 m. How far did he from initial point.

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Answered by amitnrw
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Answer:

15√5 m  = 33.5 m

Step-by-step explanation:

Let Call east  i  , West - i

North j   , South - j

A person moves towards north a distance of 20 m from a point P

=> 10 j

He turns 135° in clockwise direction and goes 40√ 2 m

=> 90 - 135° = - 45°

40√2Cos(-45) i    + 40√2Sin(45)j  

= 40 i - 40 j

He turns 135° in clockwise direction

=> -45° - 135° = - 180° = 180°

25Cos180 i  + 25Sin180j

= -25i  + 0

10j + 40i  - 40j  - 25i

= 15 i  - 30j

Distance from initial Point = √15² + 30²  = 15√5 m  = 33.5 m

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