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Howdy good people can you help me with this question, find the distance between points 6,16 and -1, 14
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Distance between points (x1,y1) and (x2,y2) is \(\huge d=\sqrt{(x_1-x_2)^2+(y_1-y_2)^2}\) does this help ??
let me take for a spin real fast like
would it be (7,9)?
you're trying to find the 'distance' right ? the answer would be a number, not the co-ordinates. take it step by step, whats x1 -x2 = 6- (-1) = ... y1-y2 =16-14 = ...
so would it be 16 units?
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how did u get the "16" ?
oh uh seems that i have made a mistake would the numbers come out to 9?
x1 -x2 = 6- (-1) = 7 y1-y2 =16-14 = 2 \(\Large \sqrt{7^2+2^2} =.... ? \)
53!
yes, \(\sqrt{53}\) :)
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thank you so much you are a kind soul sir or mam
you're most welcome ^_^
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