Question 1
A walks 31m South. B walks 11m East. The ratio of their distances from start is 2.82:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (0, -31), B at (11, 0). Difference: (11, 31) → North, 32.9m.
Direction Ratio Beginner-Intermediate Worksheet: Focus on common variations practice Direction Ratio BEGINNER INTERMEDIATE
Level up your Direction Ratio skills! You're at Worksheet 4 of 10 (33% through this series). This step-up challenge worksheet features 20 beginner-intermediate-level problems with a focus on common variations practice. Topics covered: direction ratio for competitive exams, how to solve direction ratio, direction ratio tricks.
What you'll learn in this worksheet:
- Understand the logic behind how to solve direction ratio
- Learn step-by-step approaches to common variations practice
- Bridge the gap between basic and advanced concepts
- Handle problems with increasing complexity
- Master direction ratio for competitive exams through focused practice
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Question 2
A walks 47m East. B walks 31m West. The ratio of their distances from start is 1.52:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (47, 0), B at (-31, 0). Difference: (-78, 0) → West, 78.0m.
Question 3
A walks 26m South. B walks 21m East. The ratio of their distances from start is 1.24:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (0, -26), B at (21, 0). Difference: (21, 26) → North, 33.4m.
Question 4
A walks 42m South. B walks 35m South. The ratio of their distances from start is 1.2:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (0, -42), B at (0, -35). Difference: (0, 7) → North, 7.0m.
Question 5
A walks 27m North. B walks 12m East. The ratio of their distances from start is 2.25:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (0, 27), B at (12, 0). Difference: (12, -27) → South, 29.5m.
Question 6
A walks 50m South. B walks 20m North. The ratio of their distances from start is 2.5:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (0, -50), B at (0, 20). Difference: (0, 70) → North, 70.0m.
Question 7
A walks 47m East. B walks 21m South. The ratio of their distances from start is 2.24:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (47, 0), B at (0, -21). Difference: (-47, -21) → West, 51.5m.
Question 8
A walks 34m East. B walks 29m South. The ratio of their distances from start is 1.17:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (34, 0), B at (0, -29). Difference: (-34, -29) → West, 44.7m.
Question 9
A walks 42m West. B walks 16m North. The ratio of their distances from start is 2.62:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (-42, 0), B at (0, 16). Difference: (42, 16) → East, 44.9m.
Question 10
A walks 43m North. B walks 23m North. The ratio of their distances from start is 1.87:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (0, 43), B at (0, 23). Difference: (0, -20) → South, 20.0m.
Question 11
A walks 30m South. B walks 11m North. The ratio of their distances from start is 2.73:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (0, -30), B at (0, 11). Difference: (0, 41) → North, 41.0m.
Question 12
A walks 40m South. B walks 19m South. The ratio of their distances from start is 2.11:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (0, -40), B at (0, -19). Difference: (0, 21) → North, 21.0m.
Question 13
A walks 38m South. B walks 29m East. The ratio of their distances from start is 1.31:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (0, -38), B at (29, 0). Difference: (29, 38) → North, 47.8m.
Question 14
A walks 21m East. B walks 15m West. The ratio of their distances from start is 1.4:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (21, 0), B at (-15, 0). Difference: (-36, 0) → West, 36.0m.
Question 15
A walks 44m North. B walks 32m South. The ratio of their distances from start is 1.38:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (0, 44), B at (0, -32). Difference: (0, -76) → South, 76.0m.
Question 16
A walks 25m South. B walks 16m East. The ratio of their distances from start is 1.56:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (0, -25), B at (16, 0). Difference: (16, 25) → North, 29.7m.
Question 17
A walks 48m North. B walks 42m South. The ratio of their distances from start is 1.14:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (0, 48), B at (0, -42). Difference: (0, -90) → South, 90.0m.
Question 18
A walks 33m North. B walks 21m South. The ratio of their distances from start is 1.57:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (0, 33), B at (0, -21). Difference: (0, -54) → South, 54.0m.
Question 19
A walks 46m South. B walks 15m West. The ratio of their distances from start is 3.07:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (0, -46), B at (-15, 0). Difference: (-15, 46) → North, 48.4m.
Question 20
A walks 38m East. B walks 18m West. The ratio of their distances from start is 2.11:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (38, 0), B at (-18, 0). Difference: (-56, 0) → West, 56.0m.
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