Mathematics · Direction and Distance Test
A man walks 5 metres towards East from a point and then 10 metres to his right. After that, he continuously turns to his left and walks 10, 5, and 10 metres, respectively. How far is he now from his initial point?
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- 110 m
- 25√2 m✓
- 33√5 m
- 45√3 m
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5√2 m
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