Question 1
A walks 49m East. B walks 12m East. The ratio of their distances from start is 4.08:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (49, 0), B at (12, 0). Difference: (-37, 0) → West, 37.0m.
Direction Ratio - Intermediate Level: tricky scenarios handling Direction Ratio INTERMEDIATE
This expert challenge 📈 worksheet focuses on Direction Ratio - a key topic in Direction Sense. You'll solve 20 intermediate-level problems (Worksheet 5 of 10). The primary focus is on tricky scenarios handling. Master how to solve direction ratio, direction ratio tricks, and direction ratio shortcut methods through systematic practice.
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- Master how to solve direction ratio through focused practice
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- Learn step-by-step approaches to tricky scenarios handling
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- Learn to eliminate wrong options efficiently
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Question 2
A walks 39m North. B walks 28m East. The ratio of their distances from start is 1.39:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (0, 39), B at (28, 0). Difference: (28, -39) → South, 48.0m.
Question 3
A walks 49m South. B walks 39m West. The ratio of their distances from start is 1.26:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (0, -49), B at (-39, 0). Difference: (-39, 49) → North, 62.6m.
Question 4
A walks 34m South. B walks 20m East. The ratio of their distances from start is 1.7:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (0, -34), B at (20, 0). Difference: (20, 34) → North, 39.4m.
Question 5
A walks 49m North. B walks 27m South. The ratio of their distances from start is 1.81:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (0, 49), B at (0, -27). Difference: (0, -76) → South, 76.0m.
Question 6
A walks 21m South. B walks 10m South. The ratio of their distances from start is 2.1:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (0, -21), B at (0, -10). Difference: (0, 11) → North, 11.0m.
Question 7
A walks 39m East. B walks 29m South. The ratio of their distances from start is 1.34:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (39, 0), B at (0, -29). Difference: (-39, -29) → West, 48.6m.
Question 8
A walks 35m East. B walks 23m South. The ratio of their distances from start is 1.52:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (35, 0), B at (0, -23). Difference: (-35, -23) → West, 41.9m.
Question 9
A walks 47m North. B walks 41m East. The ratio of their distances from start is 1.15:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (0, 47), B at (41, 0). Difference: (41, -47) → South, 62.4m.
Question 10
A walks 27m North. B walks 16m North. The ratio of their distances from start is 1.69:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (0, 27), B at (0, 16). Difference: (0, -11) → South, 11.0m.
Question 11
A walks 27m East. B walks 16m West. The ratio of their distances from start is 1.69:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (27, 0), B at (-16, 0). Difference: (-43, 0) → West, 43.0m.
Question 12
A walks 27m East. B walks 15m North. The ratio of their distances from start is 1.8:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (27, 0), B at (0, 15). Difference: (-27, 15) → West, 30.9m.
Question 13
A walks 43m East. B walks 29m East. The ratio of their distances from start is 1.48:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (43, 0), B at (29, 0). Difference: (-14, 0) → West, 14.0m.
Question 14
A walks 20m North. B walks 13m South. The ratio of their distances from start is 1.54:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (0, 20), B at (0, -13). Difference: (0, -33) → South, 33.0m.
Question 15
A walks 42m West. B walks 10m East. The ratio of their distances from start is 4.2:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (-42, 0), B at (10, 0). Difference: (52, 0) → East, 52.0m.
Question 16
A walks 44m West. B walks 37m West. The ratio of their distances from start is 1.19:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (-44, 0), B at (-37, 0). Difference: (7, 0) → East, 7.0m.
Question 17
A walks 34m South. B walks 18m East. The ratio of their distances from start is 1.89:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (0, -34), B at (18, 0). Difference: (18, 34) → North, 38.5m.
Question 18
A walks 50m South. B walks 23m North. The ratio of their distances from start is 2.17:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (0, -50), B at (0, 23). Difference: (0, 73) → North, 73.0m.
Question 19
A walks 38m East. B walks 11m South. The ratio of their distances from start is 3.45:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (38, 0), B at (0, -11). Difference: (-38, -11) → West, 39.6m.
Question 20
A walks 41m South. B walks 36m East. The ratio of their distances from start is 1.14:1. What is the position of B relative to A?
A at (0, -41), B at (36, 0). Difference: (36, 41) → North, 54.6m.
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