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3 years ago

What is distance between (-4,6) and (3, -7)?

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Law Incorporation [45]3 years ago

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Answer:

Let(-4,6)and (3,-7) be named as A and B

A(-4,6) (x1,y1)

B(3,-7) (x2,y2)

distance between AB= square root(x2-x1)^2+(y2-y1)^2

AB= square root(3-(-4)^2+(-7)-6)^2

AB= square root(3+4)^2+(-13)^2

AB= square root(7)^2+169

AB= square root(49+169)

AB= square root218

AB=14.76 Answer!!!

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