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Let a(-a -b) b(-a -b) distance between two pointsfast

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DanielleElmas [232]3 years ago

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Answer:

A(-a,-b)and B(-a,-b) be

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

AB= square root (-a)-(-a)^2+(-b)-(-b)^2

AB= squareroot (-a+a)^2+(-b+b)^2

AB= square root (0)^2+(0)^2

AB=square root 0+0

AB= square root 0

AB=0 answer

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Let a(-a -b) b(-a -b) distance between two pointsfast ​

Let a(-a -b) b(-a -b) distance between two pointsfast