The problem is to follow a route from START to STOP on a grid and complete a chart showing the directions taken. The chart already has "left 5", "up 3", and "right 2". We need to determine the remaining directions to reach STOP.

Discrete MathematicsPathfindingGridsCoordinate SystemsAlgorithms
2025/4/4

1. Problem Description

The problem is to follow a route from START to STOP on a grid and complete a chart showing the directions taken. The chart already has "left 5", "up 3", and "right 2". We need to determine the remaining directions to reach STOP.

2. Solution Steps

We need to trace the path from START to STOP on the grid.
The chart already contains the following:
- START
- Left 5 (move 5 units to the left)
- Up 3 (move 3 units up)
- Right 2 (move 2 units to the right)
From the current location after "right 2," we see that the next move is "up 1".
Then from there the next move is "left 2".
Finally, the last move is "up 2" to reach "STOP".
So, we add "up 1", "left 2", and "up 2" to the chart.

3. Final Answer

START
left 5
up 3
right 2
up 1
left 2
up 2
STOP

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