Point X is (3, -6). Wgich point is 10 units away from Point X

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vampirchik [111]1 year ago

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If we find the point X on the plane we can see the following:

Notice that the point D and the point X are 10 units apart with respect the x-axis, therefore, the point that is 10 units away from X is point D

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