A soldier walks 2 km towards north, then he turns left and walks 3 km, again he turns left and walks continuously. In which direction is he walking now? MCQ with Answer and Explanation
A soldier walks 2 km towards north, then he turns left and walks 3 km, again he turns left and walks continuously. In which direction is he walking now?
A. East
B. South
C. West
D. North
Answer: Option B
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
North 2, left (west) 3, left (south). He is walking south.
Sundar walks 4 km towards east. Then he turns right and walks 3 km. Again he turns to the right and continues walking. Which direction is he going now?
A man starts walking towards South and after taking a left turn he walks 30 metres. If he was then at a distance of 50 meters from the starting point, how much distance had he covered before turning to the left?
Explanation:
This forms a right triangle where the final hypotenuse distance is 50m, and one leg (the horizontal walk) is 30m. The vertical walk (y) is found using Pythagoras: y² + 30² = 50² -> y² + 900 = 2500 -> y² = 1600 -> y = 40m.
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