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Elden [556K]
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I need help on this thank you!

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Digiron [165]4 years ago
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First off both triangles form a 90° angle there both congruent. you can tell they form a 90° angle because of square box
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\fbox{ \fbox { \sf{Distance  =  \sf{15 \: units}}}}

{ \fbox { \fbox { \sf{Midpoint = { \sf{ \: (12 \: , \: 10.5)}}}}}}

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\star{ \:  \sf { \: Let \: the \: points \: be \: A \: and \: B}}

\star { \sf{Let \: A(6 \:, 6) \: be \: (x1 ,\: y1) \: and \: B(18 ,\: 15) \: be \: (x2 \:, y2)}}

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\mapsto{ \sf{Distance =  \sqrt{ {15}^{2} } }}

\mapsto{  \boxed{\sf{Distance = 15 \: units}}}

\underline{ \underline {\tt{Finding \: the \: Midpoint}}}

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