suppose you traveled 65kilom. north and 75 kilom east how far are you from the starting point?

Answer 1

Depends. Generally, you can use the Pythagorean theorem and get 99 km.

But the Earth is spheroidal, not flat. At the North Pole, such travel would be undefined and impossible. At the South Pole, the resultant distance from the start would be closer to 65 km than 99 km.

Answer 2

Using Pythagorus theorem you will be square root of 65^2 +75^2 from the starting point if you go straight from the starting point to
the end point

Answer 3

You form a triangle whose hypotonese is equal to the square root of 65 squared + 75 squared.

so Distance from start= square root of 65squared+75squared

Answer 4

D= sqrt 65^2 +75^2 =sqrt 9,850 = 99.25 km

Answer 5

there are two answers to your question
1- pathagorean theory. a2+b2=c2 c=99.247
or by foot 65+75=140
depends on which distance you are looking for.

Answer 6

a squared plus b squared equals c squared.
a equals 65
b equals 75
what is c

Answer 7

as the crow flies or on the route you just took???

Answer 8

99.24