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find the point on the x-axis equisdistant from (5,6) and (2,3)
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\[d =\sqrt{ (x_2-x_1)^2+(y_2-y_1)^2}\] same equation as before, except you're solving for x, because if it's ***on the x-axis*** what does that tell you about your y component?
i dont know that the other sample that i cant understand
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if *on* x-axis, then points are (x,0)
ok i got can i try other sample
sure
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