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29 Sep 2020, 04:35
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While I understand the solution, I couldn't understand why B is in a position such that a right angled triangle can be created? b could be anywhere right?
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29 Sep 2020, 23:15
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Hi kajaldaryani46,
GMAT questions are always very-specifically worded - and that wording helps to 'narrow down' the Quant/Verbal ideas you should be focused on (and how you might go about answering the specific question that is asked).
In the 2nd sentence, we're told that at 1:00pm, Truck A is exactly 14 miles NORTH of Truck B (not north-east, not 91 degrees north-west, EXACTLY DUE NORTH). Try drawing 2 dots on a piece of paper to represent the two Trucks. The dot for Truck A should be directly 'up' from the dot for Truck B.
In the 1st sentence, we're told that Truck A.... is heading DUE SOUTH (relative to the dot you just drew, that would be STRAIGHT DOWN the page)... while Truck B... is heading DUE EAST (relative to that dot, DIRECTLY TO THE RIGHT). Draw two lines representing the directions that the dots are moving.
You should be seeing (most - or all of) the two 'legs' of a right triangle (since the trucks are traveling in straight lines, perpendicular to one another, those lines will form a 90-degree angle when they intersect).
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11 Aug 2023, 23:17
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What if this is 90-45-45 trainable and traveling like this ?? Give me your opinion
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