Math, asked by sohini62, 10 months ago

Point A is 7 metres to the west of B. B is 3 metres to the north of C. Point D is 4 metres to the west of C. Then if a person walks 3 metres to the north of D and reaches a point E, how much he should walk to reach point A and in which direction?

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Answered by shr18

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he should walk 3 meters more in west direction i.e to his left.

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sohini62: yea but option given 3 meter in north direction

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