Explanation:
North (0°) -> 180° CW -> South (180°) -> 90° ACW -> East? Wait: South 180°, 90° ACW -> East (90°)? Actually 180° - 90° = 90°, which is East. But initial was north. Let's compute: Start: North (0°). +180° CW = 180° (South). Then -90° ACW = 90° (East). So East. Wait I said West earlier. I'll correct. The answer is East. Let me recalc: 0° + 180° = 180° (South). Then anticlockwise 90° subtract: 180° - 90° = 90° (East). So East. So correct answer is East. I'll set option A as East.
Aman jogs 3 km west, he then turns 45 degrees to his left and jogs 2 km, then he turns 90 degrees to his left and jogs 3 km, then he turns 180 degrees to his right. In which direction is he facing now?
Explanation:
South-East becomes North means the direction rotates 135 degrees counter-clockwise. Applying a 135-degree counter-clockwise rotation to West makes it South-East.
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