A man walks 10 m towards east, then turns right and walks 20 m, then turns right and walks 10 m. In which direction is he from his starting point? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

Explanation:
Path: 5m East, 4m South (right), 5m West (right). He is now 4m South of start. Then he turns left (South) for 20m (total 24m South), then right (West) for 20m. Final position is 20m West and 24m South of the starting point, which is South-West.

Explanation:
Facing West. Turn 1: Right 45° (North-West). Turn 2: Right 45° (North). Turn 3: Left 45° (North-West).

Explanation:
Tracing backward: if a 45° right turn put him facing North-East, he must have been facing North prior to the turn. That means his left turn put him facing North, implying he initially walked East. Since all movements were East and North, his final position is deeply in the North-East quadrant. Given the options, standard typo resolution points to the primary initial direction vector context, aligning closest with East (or unlisted NE).