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Raju is facing East, he turns 100\displaystyle 100^\circ in the clockwise direction and 145\displaystyle 145^\circ in the anti-clock wise. Which direction is he facing now?

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AWest
BNorth-East
CNorth
DSouth-East
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Correct Answer

Option bNorth-East

All Options:

  • AWest
  • BNorth-East
  • CNorth
  • DSouth-East

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Detailed Solution & Explanation

Let's represent the directions using standard angles where East is 0\displaystyle 0^\circ, North is 90\displaystyle 90^\circ, West is 180\displaystyle 180^\circ, and South is 270\displaystyle 270^\circ. Clockwise rotation corresponds to subtracting angles, and counter-clockwise (anticlockwise) rotation corresponds to adding angles.
1. **Initial State**: Facing East, which corresponds to an angle of 0\displaystyle 0^\circ.
2. **First Rotation**: Turns 100\displaystyle 100^\circ in the clockwise direction:
Angle1=0100=100\displaystyle \text{Angle}_1 = 0^\circ - 100^\circ = -100^\circ
3. **Second Rotation**: Turns 145\displaystyle 145^\circ in the anticlockwise direction:
Angle2=100+145=45\displaystyle \text{Angle}_2 = -100^\circ + 145^\circ = 45^\circ

An angle of 45\displaystyle 45^\circ lies exactly halfway between East (0\displaystyle 0^\circ) and North (90\displaystyle 90^\circ), which corresponds to the North-East direction.
Hence, **Option B** is the correct answer.

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Paper 3: Quantitative Aptitude

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