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Question 5 NAT 2021 Medium NAT +3.00 marks

The figure shows an urban road map of a city. The boundary of the city is a perfect rectangle as indicated by the black dotted line. The grey lines indicate the major roads that run parallel to the edges of the city. The red line shows the route taken by a bus from point P to point Q. If the perimeter of the boundary is 68 km, what is the distance travelled by the bus in kilometres? [Figure: see page 4 of source PDF]

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