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A#B @ C * D % E # F, then F in which direction with respect to A?
Read the following information carefully and answer the given questions. E * F means E is to the left of F at a distance of 7m. E # F means E is to the south direction of F at a distance of 5m. E @ F means E is to the right of F at a distance of 3m. E % F means E is to the north direction of F at a distance of 9m. In each of the following questions initially, all persons are facing north.
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