Question

A person walks 10 m North, then turns right and walks 5 m, then turns right again and walks 10 m. What direction is he facing now?

• A. North
• B. South
• C. East
• D. West

Hint:

To solve direction problems, track each turn and direction step-by-step. Turning right from North leads to East; turning right from East leads to South.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is C

The person's final direction is determined by the following movement sequence:

1. Initial movement: 10 m North.

2. Second movement: Turn right from North (facing East) and walk 5 m.

3. Third movement: Turn right from East (facing South) and walk 10 m.

Following these movements, the person makes three directional changes with two right turns:

• North → Right turns East
• East → Right turns South
• South → Right turns East

Therefore, the person's final orientation is East.