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What ithe distance from (3 1/2,5) to (3 1/2,-12)

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rewona [7]3 years ago

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Since the y coordinate is the same for both points we only need to know the change in the x coordinates to find the distance between these two points.

5--12=17

So these two points are 17 units apart.

Anvisha [2.4K]3 years ago

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Hey!

Hope this helps...

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Questions like these are really simple to answer, for one, all you have to know is <em>R</em><em>ise over Run</em><em> </em>(or <em>Rise/Run</em>)...

This being:
<em>Rise: </em><em>the distance from one y value to the other...
Run: the distance from one x value to the other...</em>

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</em>

<em />Naturally graph points are represented as (x, y).
So, all we need to is do the math....

For Rise: the distance from <em>5</em> to <em>-12</em> is <em>17</em><em />...
For Run: the distance from <em>3.5 </em>(or 3 1/2)<em> </em>to <em>3.5</em> is 0, but because the denominator of ANY fraction can never be 0, we will change it to 1...

So, our equation looks like: 17/1 (or 17 over 1)...
And our answer is: The 2 points are EXACTLY 17 units apart...

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