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do anyone know the distance formula for (-5,2) and (-9,9)
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Distance formula is not specific to 2 points. Understand this. YOU NEED TO FIND THE **DISTANCE** between the 2 points. Distance formula is like this \[\sqrt{(x2-x1)^2 + (y2-y1)^2}\] For any 2 points (x2,y2) = [here] = (-5,2) (x1,y1) = [here] = (-9,9) Put them in the distance formula and you'll get the distance. :) Understood? :)
yes working it out now
@AkashdeepDeb i got -65
I think you got \[\sqrt 65\] And that is the distance.
18 13 8 11 these are the choices
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It is APPROXIMATELY 8. \[\sqrt 65 \approx 8 = \sqrt 64 \] Understood? :)
oo ok thnkss
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Use trigonometry.
Or the special triangle ratios.
tan30/4??
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