Question

What is x, the distance between points A and A'? 2. 4 units 4. 8 units 13. 6 units 14. 4 units.

Answer 1

The distance between points A (3, -5) and A' (2, -3) is 2.4 units.

Given that,

The points A (3, -5) and A' (2, -3).

We have to determine,

The distance between point A and A'.

According  to the question,

The distance between two points is determined by using the distance formula.

$\rm Distance \ formula = \sqrt{(x_2-x_2) ^2+ (y_2-y_2)^2$

Then,

The distance between points A (3, -5) and A' (2, -3) is,

$\rm Distance = \sqrt{(2-3) ^2+ ((-3)-(-5))^2}\\\\ Distance = \sqrt{(-1) ^2+ (2)^2}\\\\ Distance = \sqrt{1+4}\\\\Distance = \sqrt{5}\\\\Distance = 2.4 \ units$

Hence, The distance between points A (3, -5) and A' (2, -3) is 2.4 units.

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Answer 2

Answer:

c. 13.6 units

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