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27 July, 09:06

A plane flies along a straight line path after taking off, and it ends up 90.0 km farther

east and 200.0 km farther north, relative to where it started. In what direction did it

fly on the straight line path?

27° north of east

45 ° north of east

24° north of east

66° north of east

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