A man travel 6 miles east wards, then turns right and travels 3 miles further, turns right again and travels 2 miles. How far is he from the starting point?

Let's break down the man's movement step by step:

1. He travels 6 miles east.

2. He turns right (south) and travels 3 miles.

3. He turns right again (west) and travels 2 miles.

Now, to find the distance from the starting point:

• His final eastward displacement = 6-2=4 miles

• His southward displacement =3 miles.

• Useing the phythagorean theory

, he is 5 miles away from the starting point.