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find the distance from (-6,-1) to the line defined by y=2x+6. Express as a radical or a number rounded to the nearest hundreth
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have you tried graphing this?
YES
ive graphed and the points I get are no the points I need to put into the distance formula
not*
what is the distance formula?
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i'm thinking, before u even go ahead to do that, you should know which point on the line to which you're finding the distance... right?
yes
|dw:1368492902562:dw| correct?
yes
distance from point to line
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which part of the line are u finding the distance to? horizontally till it intersects? or vertically downward?
@satellite73 Please, how would u go about this question? what assumption would you make?
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