2 blocks west and then 3 blocks south
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Using X and Y as the map coordinates, where X is east and west (positive or negative) and Y is north and south (positive and negative), and the point 0,0 as a starting point, you can show the following: * 14 blocks north to 0,14 * 16 blocks east to 16, 14 * 26 blocks south to 16, -12 The final location is 12 blocks south and 16 blocks east of the starting point. If there were a straight diagonal street, the truck would be 20 blocks from the start (square root of 122 and 162), just east of a SE direction.
Each city may have a different number of blocks in a mile, as they independently determine the size of their city blocks. There is no universal or standard size for city blocks. To determine how many blocks are equal to one mile, you first need to find the size of the blocks in the city you are asking about, and do the math.5,280 feet equals one mile. To find out how many city blocks would equal a mile, divide 5,280 feet by the number of feet in a block in the city in question.For example, the blocks in Tucson, Arizona are 400 feet long. Diving 5,280 by 400 means that 13.2 blocks would equal 1 mile.Another example, there are long blocks from east to west and short blocks from north to south in Manhattan. There are 20 short blocks in one mile.Depending upon where you are, there are approximately 20 city blocks to one mile.
No. It has to be the same backwards and forwards. 14.62 backwards would be 26.41--therefore, it is not palindromic.
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11 blocks: 1 more W and 10 S
To complete the circle you would have to walk 10 blocks south and 1 block east to return to your starting point, 11 blocks.
It's a total of seven blocks... You would need to walk 5 blocks south, and 2 blocks east to end at your original starting place !
You would have to walk 10 blocks south and then 5 blocks west or something like that for example 3 blocks west then 5 blocks south then 2 blocks west then 5 blocks south again but it all adds up to be a total of 15 blocks.
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There is no fixed block size.
Draw a vector from her starting point to her ending point
A girl delivering newspapers covers her route by traveling 10.00 blocks west, 4.00 blocks north, and then 2.00 blocks east Opposite = 4 (related to y axis on 4 blocks north) Adjacent = 8 (related to x axis on 10 b west - 2 blocks east) tan -1 x (4/8) tan theta - 26.6 degrees since you are looking for the hypotenuse, then sin theta = opp/hyp sin 26.6=4/hypotenuse 4/sin(26.6) = 8.9 blocks