- ASouth-East
- BNorth-East
- CNorth-West
- DSouth-West
Step-by-Step Solution
D is at (6, -4): East (positive ) and South (negative ), so D is South-East of the school.
Answer: A) South-East
On a map (origin at school) a delivery boy is at point D shown below.
The -axis points East and -axis points North.
Is D to the North-West, North-East, South-West or South-East of the school?
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