It’s either vertex or base
To determine the location of a point on a graph, the first number of the ordered pair is a x-coordinate which means the first number you would look for would be the horizontal line, or the x-axis. The second number is the y-coordinate which means that you would look on the vertical line, or the y-axis. You would go on the horizontal line first, then from there go up to the y-coordinate and place your point. (I'm sorry if it's long but you can try to shorten it.)
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The nearest tenth is still zero. Reason being you have to start from the right, and once you round the far most 9 to the zero it turns to a one which is too small of a number to round up.
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it's c.
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Step-by-step explanation:
The distance formula states that 
We plug in our points, (6,0) and (-4,5), and compute.
(Make sure you see why I put parentheses around the -10 in (-10)^2. -x^2 and (-x)^2 are not the same) (Also here is why the simplification of the radical works)
The * stands for multiplication.