L is east of A, R is west of B, who is south of L. K, who is in the middle of R and B, is to the south of A. R is in which direction with respect to L? MCQ with Answer and Explanation
L is east of A, R is west of B, who is south of L. K, who is in the middle of R and B, is to the south of A. R is in which direction with respect to L?
A. South - east
B. North - West
C. South
D. South - west
Answer: Option D
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests)
L is East of A. B is South of L. R is West of B. K is halfway between R and B and is directly South of A. For K to be directly South of A, R must extend further West than A. Since B is directly South of L, and R is West of B, R is to the South-West of L.
A student starts from his house in south direction, then turns to his right, walks 2 km and turns to his left and again turns to his left and walks 2 km. He now takes 450 turns in clockwise direction and reaches his college. In which direction is his college with respect to his house?
Explanation:
Walks South. Right (West) for 2km. Left (South) then Left (East) for 2km. The 2km West and 2km East cancel out, leaving him directly South of his house. The 450° CW turn (which is one full 360° circle + 90°) only changes the direction he is *facing*, not his geographical position. He remains South of his house.
Sahil walks 5 km towards north from a fixed point. Then he turns right and walks 3 km. After this he turns right and walks 5 km. Finally he turns left and walks 4 km. Now in which direction and at what distance is he from the fixed position?
Explanation:
Sahil goes 5 km North, then 3 km East, then 5 km South (back to the original horizontal line), and finally 4 km East. Total distance from the start is 3 km + 4 km = 7 km. He is to the East of his starting point.
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