Question

What is the distance between the points (4, 5) and (10, 13) on a coordinate plane?

A. 10 units
B. 12 units
C. 14 units
D. 8 units

Answer 1

Have you tried graphing?

Answer 2

@FFASinger have you tried to graph these?

Answer 3

idk how to

Answer 4

Can you print graph paper or download a pic of graph paper and graph the points on a computer program?

Answer 5

no im srry

Answer 6

Ok well...I have the points graphed on a pic.. I can send it if you cant draw a graph

Answer 7

ok i guess

Answer 8

Tell me when you finished drawing the graph... If you can draw it... ^.^

Answer 9

done

Answer 10

Ok do you have the points graphed?

Answer 11

si senorita

Answer 12

Ok now how do you think we figure out how many units away (4, 5) is from (10, 13)?

Answer 13

D

Answer 14

Nope. That is now the answer. Would you like me to give you a hint on how to find the distance?

Answer 15

not* ..w button loves to replace the t's in all my words >.>

Answer 16

Ok so from your graphed points count how many units to the right or left (in this case it'd be right). Then count how many units up until you get to the second dot.

Answer 17

Make sure to start at point (4, 5) though.. @FFASinger

Answer 18

ok

Answer 19

Tell me what you think the answer is afterwards ^.^

Answer 20

A

Answer 21

Not quite. Close though

Answer 22

B??

Answer 23

Nope. Not B either. What answer does that leave you with now?

Answer 24

Did you count correctly? @FFASinger

Answer 25

idk

Answer 26

From (4, 5) count the units to the right until you are on the line the second point, (10, 13) is on. Tell me how many that is. @FFASinger

Answer 27

C

Answer 28

Yes. That is correct.

Answer 29

no it was A

Answer 30

I did it all correctly which was C for me...Well im sorry my answer wasnt correct .3.

Answer 31

itfine

Answer 32

I actually feel really bad now >.<