Math, asked by chandanrajbhar, 10 months ago

Ross leaves for the office in his car. He drives 5 miles toward south and
then miles toward west. He then turns toward south and drives 7 more
miles. He drives an additional 4 miles toward east. He then drives toward
north and covers 5 more miles. How far and in which direction is he from
the starting point?​

Answers

Answered by gchandracommercial
4

Answer:

5 MILES , SOUTH

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Answered by qwmillwall
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Correct Question: Ross leaves for the office in his car. He drives 5 miles toward south and then 4 miles toward west. He then turns toward south and drives 7 more miles. He drives an additional 4 miles toward east. He then drives toward north and covers 5 more miles. How far and in which direction is he from the starting point?​

Given:

Directions Ross travels in his car to the office.

To Find:

Distance and directions of Ross from the starting point.

Solution:

We can use an arrow diagram to find the distance and direction.

  • First Ross drives 5 miles toward the south, and then 2 miles toward the west. Therefore, he is now facing the west direction.
  • Then he drives to the south 7 miles and then towards east 4 miles.
  • He turns toward the north direction and drives 5 miles. Find the distance from the starting point by adding 5 and (7-5), i.e., 5 + 2 = 7 miles from the staring ting point.
  • He is below the starting point, therefore his direction from the starting point is south.

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