Point G(4, -2)
Point H(-1, 10)
We want the distance of line segment GH.
Use the distance formula for points.
Note: d(G, H) means the distance from point G to point H.
d(G, H) = sqrt{(10 -(-2))^2} + (-1 -4)^2
d(G, H) = sqrt{(12)^2 + (-5)^2}
d(G, H) = sqrt{144 + 25}
d(G, H) = sqrt{169}
d(G, H) = 13
Did you follow the calculation?
Answer:
it will be 9 inches my guy
Step-by-step explanation:
He would need 11.1 gallons of gas if he was/would drive 296 miles.
12 divided by 320 = .0375
.0375 x 296 = 11.1 Gallons of Gas needed to drive the distance.
Answer:
5, 7
Step-by-step explanation:
Are you looking for where they cross ? if so its (-1,2)
