She drove from buffalo to new york and to washington dc what direction did they drove

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pychu [463]3 years ago

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If someone is driving from Buffalo, New York, to New York City and Washington DC, they are going in the southeast direction.

We can see Buffalo is on the far west side of New York state. It is also above New York City and Washington DC on the map, meaning these two cities are on the south compared to Buffalo. Washington DC and New York City are also nearer to the coast, and more on the right compare to Buffalo, meaning they are eastern.

Combining these two directions, we can conclude that she must go southeast in order to reach these two cities.

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