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Question: If you move 10 miles north and then 10 miles east, what is your final position relative to your starting point?

Options:

  1. 10 miles north
  2. 10 miles east
  3. 14.14 miles northeast
  4. 20 miles away

Correct Answer: 14.14 miles northeast

Solution: 

The distance is calculated using the Pythagorean theorem, resulting in 14.14 miles northeast.

If you move 10 miles north and then 10 miles east, what is your final position r

Practice Questions

Q1
If you move 10 miles north and then 10 miles east, what is your final position relative to your starting point?
  1. 10 miles north
  2. 10 miles east
  3. 14.14 miles northeast
  4. 20 miles away

Questions & Step-by-Step Solutions

If you move 10 miles north and then 10 miles east, what is your final position relative to your starting point?
  • Coordinate Geometry – Understanding movement in a two-dimensional plane using coordinates.
  • Pythagorean Theorem – Applying the theorem to calculate the distance between two points in a right triangle.
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