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Neha is facing north-east. She turns 270° anticlockwise, then 135° clockwise, then 225° anticlockwise, and finally 90° clockwise. In which direction is she facing now?

Neha faces south-east. Using clockwise angles from north, north-east is 45°. The net turn is minus 270 plus 135 minus 225 plus 90, giving minus 270°. Then 45 minus 270 is minus 225°, equal to 135°, which is south-east.

  1. ASouth
  2. BSouth-west
  3. CWestCorrect
  4. DNorth-west

Explanation

North-east is 45° clockwise from north. Net turn = -270 + 135 - 225 + 90 = -270°. Final angle = 45 - 270 = -225°, which equals 135°, i.e. south-east. So the correct direction is south-east, not among the listed ones; recheck: -225 + 360 = 135 = south-east.

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