A man walks 2 km south, turns left for 3 km, then left again for 2 km. His position from the start is
A3 km west
B7 km east
C2 km north
D3 km east
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. 3 km east
South then left is east for 3 km, and left again is north for 2 km, cancelling the southward leg and leaving 3 km east.
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