Directions: Read and analyze each problem carefully. Answer each item using BOTHgraphical and analytical methods (you will need a ruler and protractor for the graphicalmethod; you may also use a graphing paper).2. The Great North Pole expedition drives their snowmobiles 297.729 km south from theircamp. Then they turned and drove 112.654 km West. At this point, they were able to findwhat they were looking for and must now return to camp. In what direction must they driveto return back to camp? Will they make it if they only have 300.00 km worth of gas left?

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