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What is the distance between the points -1,-3) and (-1,43)? I think I'll die if I don't get the answer soon

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andreyandreev [35.5K]2 years ago

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46.

Ther are both at the same x-coordinate, so 43-(-3)=46

Phoenix [80]2 years ago

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Answer:

you mean the midpoint: (-1, 23)

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What is the distance between the points -1,-3) and (-1,43)? I think I'll die if I don't get the answer soon​

What is the distance between the points -1,-3) and (-1,43)? I think I'll die if I don't get the answer soon