Using the distance formula,
, what is the distance between point (-2, 2) and point (4, 4) rounded to the nearest tenth?
Using the points given, plug them into the equation.

Plug this into a calculator and you get 6.32455532
Since you only need it up to the tenth (0.1), round up 6.32
<em>Five or more, let it soar. Four or less, let it rest.</em>
Since two is lower than four, we drop it.
Therefore, the distance between points (-2, 2) and (4, 4) is 6.3
Hope this helps ^w^