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Jorge walked 25 steps north. then he walked 75 steps south what is Jorges final position

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serious [3.7K]3 years ago

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Answer:

If Jorge goes up 25 (positive) and then goes 75 steps south (negative). Then you have to calculate 25-75. This equals -50. We know negative distance is south so he's final position will be 50 steps south.

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Jorge walked 25 steps north. then he walked 75 steps south what is Jorges final position ​

Jorge walked 25 steps north. then he walked 75 steps south what is Jorges final position