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You are lost in the woods and trying to find your way home from camp. From your camp you walk 5 miles East, then 15 miles at an angle 37 degrees North of West. You walk 7 miles North then give up looking and call Uber Your home is actually 20 miles from camp at an angle of 53 degrees North of East. How far from home are you when you gave up looking for home?

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