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What is the distance between A(6,2)and B(1,-4)

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Answer:

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Step-by-step explanation:

Let (applicable to all three lines below)
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Required equations:

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Note. It says don't solve but the solution below for those who is interested to know the answer.

Simplify the second equation and solve by substitution x = 50 - y:

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