Find the Distance between the points: (-6,5) and (2,-3) When plugged into the formula for distance, you get the square root of 0...
\[d=\sqrt{(2+6)^2-(-3-5)^2}\]
No, wait, I did something stupid. Nevermind.
No, I didn't do anything stupid, i was right...
Ugh, yes, I did something stupid...
That subtraction should be addition.
Yes, that, and I forgot that squaring a negative term results in a positive answer.
This should be: \[6\sqrt{2}\]
I got 8sqrt(2) because both those parenthesis squared are 65
64 I mean
8*8=64
I broke 128 down into factors. That left me with: \[2*2*2\sqrt{6}\] You are right.
I added them instead of multiplying them... Heh heh, ty for helping me find it though.
No problem it would be also easy to break it down as sqrt(2*64)
Okay yes, I follow you there.
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