3 years ago

Is this a Percent Increase or Decrease Problem?

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Answer:

Percent Decrease

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Step-by-step explanation:

According to the distance formula , for any 2 points P & Q whose coordinates are (x¹ , y¹) and (x² , y²) respectively. So ,

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