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Answer: (D) 10 km
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Let the starting point be represented as (0, 0). Going 30 km North brings the cyclist to (0, 30). Turning East and traveling 40 km brings the cyclist to (40, 30). Turning right from East means heading South, and traveling 20 km brings the cyclist to (40, 10). Finally, turning right from South means heading West, and traveling 40 km brings the cyclist to (0, 10). The distance from the starting point (0, 0) to the final position (0, 10) is the difference in the vertical height, which is 30 - 20 = 10 km.