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Jim runs 10 yards, then turns 180 degrees and runs 10 more yards. After repeating the turn and run two more times, he ends up 25 yards away from where he started. How?

Jim runs 10 yards, then turns 180 degrees and runs 10 more yards. After repeating the turn and run two more times, he ends up 25 yards away from where he started. How?
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Jim runs 10 yards, then turns 180 degrees and runs 10 more yards. After repeating the turn and run two more times, he ends up 25 yards away from where he started. How?

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Answer: 45 I believe
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The answer would be 45

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