Find the distance between these points. A (5, 8), B(-3, 4) AB =
Square root of \[(-3-5)^2 + (4-8)^2 = \sqrt{64 + 16} = \sqrt{80}\]
on a side note, your instructor might want the answer in simplest radical form: \[\huge \sqrt{80}=\sqrt{(16)(5)}=\sqrt{16}\sqrt{5}=4\sqrt{5} \]
Yes, we can solve it further.. Thanks for solving further...
please allow me to add...attachment
You are saying to whom??
lorataylor please allow me to attach an explanation
please bear with me my scanner is going very slow...
after a whole century it uploaded anyhow the side note got cut off, it says: sqrt( )=( )^ 1/2 so sqrt(c^2)=(c^2)^1/2 =c^2*(1/2) =c^ 2/2 =c^1 =c
What is it mashe??/
I'm sorry I do not understand what do you mean by your question waterineyes? i uploaded the pdf "distance.pdf" you may click and view it.
No no not the attachment. but the after a whole century it uploaded.........What is it??
I said it took a whole century b/c my scanner took forever to upload the distance.pdf that i wanted lorataylor to take a look at but it seems hardly anyone cares about math the way I do and i wish people could really understand the question they are asking (sometimes people can't solve it b/c they don't know what they are being asked)...so lorataylor your question could have been phrased "Find the length of the hypotenuse of the right triangle with coordinates A(5,8), B(-3,4) and C=(5,4)"
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