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In a system of Cartesian coordinates are given points A = (0, 0) and P = (3, h). What's the alternative which its expression represents the distance from point P to point A as a function of h? a) d = 9 + h b) d= 9 + h² c) d = 9 + 6h + h² d) d = h + 3 Heeelp!
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d^2 = sqrt( (0-3)^2 + (0-h)^2 )
I meant d = sqrt of all that
umm d =sqrt(9+h^2)
d = sqrt(9 + h^2)
your options are wrong
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weird... I only have these options :/ why sqrt guys?
apply pythagorus theorem, to undestand the formula correctly
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