Rajan's path involves several segments with specified distances and 90-degree turns. To determine the return path to Point A, we calculate the net displacement from the start (A) to the end (P).
We analyze the movements along the East-West and North-South axes separately.
Movements affecting the East-West position:
The net East-West displacement from A to P is: \(51 \text{ km} - 56 \text{ km} - 5 \text{ km} = -10 \text{ km}\) This means Point P is 10 km West of the North-South line passing through A.
Movements affecting the North-South position:
The net North-South displacement from A to P is: \(-56 \text{ km} + 63 \text{ km} = +7 \text{ km}\) This means Point P is 7 km North of the East-West line passing through A.
From the calculations, Point P is located 10 km West and 7 km North relative to Point A.
To return to Point A from Point P, Rajan must travel in the opposite directions:
The required movements are 10 km East and 7 km South. Option 3, "7 km to the south", matches the North-South component required for the return journey.
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