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3 years ago

What is the distance between the points 1 - 6 + -5 2

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5 0

(1, -6) and (-5, 2)

Distance between 1 and -5 = 6
Distance between -6 and 2 = 8

6²+8²=x² (PYTHAGOREAN THEOREM)
36+64=x²
x² = 100
x = 10

Note: Not -10 because <em>distance cannot be negative.</em>

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