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Tumi received a bursary to study at the University of Victoria in Canada. She travelled from the University of Victoria to Victoria Downtown. ANNEXURE A shows the m... show full transcript

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Step 1

2.1.1 In which general direction did she head from Cedar Hill Cross Road towards Crestview?

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Tumi headed in the South East direction from Cedar Hill Cross Road towards Crestview.

Step 2

2.1.2 Determine the distance she travelled on Fort Street.

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To calculate the distance travelled on Fort Street:

  1. From the summary, we know that she drove 190 m then 3.2 km before continuing onto Fort Street.
  2. The distances to Fort Street total:
    • 190 m + 3.2 km = 3.39 km

Therefore, the total distance travelled on Fort Street is 3.4 km.

Step 3

2.1.3 The route she travelled on after crossing Fort Street.

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After crossing Fort Street, Tumi continued driving on Pandora Avenue. According to the summary of the route, she made a slight right onto Pandora Avenue after driving on Fort Street.

Step 4

2.1.5 Calculate (in metres) the difference between the distances of the two routes.

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To find the difference in distances, we first compute the distances for both routes:

  1. The total distance from the University of Victoria to Victoria Downtown is given as 12 km or 12,000 m.

  2. The distance she travelled via Cadboro Road and Pandora Avenue is 6.8 km or 6,800 m.

  3. The difference in distances is:

    extDifference=12,000extm6,800extm=5,200extm ext{Difference} = 12,000 ext{ m} - 6,800 ext{ m} = 5,200 ext{ m}

Thus, the difference between the distances of the two routes is 5,200 meters.

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