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What is the approximate distance from (2, 5) to (-2, 1)?
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subtract the points; square them, add them; then sqrt them
\[\sqrt{(2+2)^2+(5-1)^2}\]
(2, 5) -(-2, 1) -------- (4, 4)^2 = (16+16) = 32 sqrt(32) = sqrt(16*2) = 4 sqrt(2)
sqrt(1), sqrt(2), sqrt(3), sqrt(4) 1 ** 2 sqrt(2) is closer to 1 so id say its a little bigger than 4
So 5.65?
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yep
use the distance formula!\[D=\sqrt{(X _{1}-X _{2})+(Y _{1}-Y _{2}})\]
the distance formula still has to be stepped thru; which is why i just go to the steps :)
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