- A6 m North
- B6 m South
- C4 m North
- D10 m North
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A(0,0), east 10 to B(10,0), left (north) 6 to C(10,6), left (west) 10 to D(0,6). D is 6 m due north of A.
Answer: A) 6 m North
A person starts from point A and walks 10 m east to reach B. From B he turns left and walks 6 m to reach C. From C he turns left and walks 10 m to reach D. What is the distance AD and the direction of D from A?
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