A person walks 25 m east 35 m north 25 me west and 5 m south. What's the distance traveled?

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Zolol [24]3 years ago

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With these questions, drawing it out would always help, the answer for this would be 90m if you add them all up. If it’s displacement, it would be 30m. But since it’s asking for the distance TRAVELED then it’s 90m

ANSWER: 90m

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