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Use the Pythagorean Theorem to find the distance to the nearest tenth, between F(9, 5) and G(-2, 2). (Hint: Place F and G on the coordinate plane. Then sketch a triangle with FG as the hypotenuse.)
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Do you know distance formula?
yes
Apply it to find the distance FG, what do you get?
ok im setting it up now
@Chlorophyll i got 130 and it came up to 11.40175425
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Yep, FG = √ (11² + 3² = √ 130 :)
well i need help with two more problems would you like to help
distance to the nearest tenth = 11.4
yes i got that
Open the new post, I'll follow up!
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