Problem Statement

A toddler accustomed to getting whatever they want will often erupt into a full-blown tantrum in public the moment a request goes unmet, complete with dramatic wailing that only intensifies once a parent tries to step in and calm things down. Yet oddly, when a stranger intervenes instead of the parent, the outburst tends to quiet down quickly. Which of the given statements most reasonably supports the above information? The child is aware that the parent will eventually give in to the tantrum. The child is intimidated by the presence of a stranger. The parent is unable to handle the child's emotional outbursts effectively. The child's behavior is a performance intended specifically for the parent. Starting at point X, a man walks 20 meters heading North. He then turns right and covers another 20 meters. Next, he turns left and walks 20 more meters. Finally, he turns to face South and walks 60 meters. At the end of this path, what is his distance from X, and which direction is he now fa