J skips 5mNorth 4mEast 6mNorth 16mEast & 4mNorth How far is J now?

Jan skips 5 m North, 4 m East, 6 m North, 16 m East, and 4 m North. How far is Jan from where she started?

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 Add the north skips: 15m and add the east skips: 20m. She is 15m and 20m east from where she started.

 

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