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Chris walked four miles due east. Then he turned north and walked one5 points more mile. To get back to his starting point, how many degrees Chris would have to turn to his left (from facing north)? How far would Chris have to walk to get back to his starting point?Round your answers to the nearest tenth. SHOW YOUR WORK. It might help if you draw a picture
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