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A runner starts at position A. He runs 40 m North, 10 m East and 40 m South. Where does he end up in relation the starting position? a. 40 m North b. 40 m South c. 10 m East d. Position
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A runner starts at position A. He runs 40 m North, 10 m East and 40 m
South. Where does he end up in relation the starting position?
a. 40 m North
b. 40 m South
c. 10 m East
d. Position
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The answer is C.) 10 m East
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