Question

What is the distance between point G (−4, 1) and point H (−12, 1) ?

Answer 1

Since the value of the y-coordinates are the same for both points, the distance between the lines is the difference in x-coordinates, namely
distance = xh-xg = -12 - (-4) = -8, or 8 units in absolute value.

Answer 2

Answer: 8.

Step-by-step explanation: since the y coordinates are the same number and they are both positive you move to the x coordinates and you subtract them since they are both negative and you'd get a positive 8. Have a Blessed Day! :D