Given: A = (1, -6) B=(10,-4) Find: squr. 3*AB
1 answer:
Answer:
squr. 39
Step-by-step explanation:
See attached graph.
Form a right triangles and determine the length of the two sides (BC and AC). Then calculate the hypotenuse (AB) with the Pythagorean Theorem.
AB = 13
I'm not sure what "squr.3AB really means. 3AB is 39. The square root of 39 is 6.4, if square root is what is meant.
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