The center of a large tornado comes down the middle of your street, which is oriented southwest to northeast. On your side of the street, some roof structure are removed and outdoor storage shed are flattened but your brick house has lost no walls and your car is still right-side-up in your driveway. On the opposite side of the street house have lost most walls except most interior rooms. Your house is on which side of the street?

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Brittany Monroe

25 February, 03:54

The center of a large tornado comes down the middle of your street, which is oriented southwest to northeast. On your side of the street, some roof structure are removed and outdoor storage shed are flattened but your brick house has lost no walls and your car is still right-side-up in your driveway. On the opposite side of the street house have lost most walls except most interior rooms. Your house is on which side of the street?

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Mallory Davies · Answer 1

Northwest

Explanation:

You can infer that your house is in the northwest side of the street because, since the very center of the tornado is in the middle of the street and the fact that the house is made out of brick and both the house and the car have suffered almost no damage, but the other houses on the other side of the street have, you know that your house is far away from the tornado and the farthest side is northwest.