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Locate a point C on the x-axis such that AC+BC is minimized. C=(_,0). The endpoints of AB are: 1) A(1,4) and B(4,-1) 2) A(-3,2) and B(-6,-4) 3) A(-2,3) and B(-4,0) 4) A(1,-3) and B(-1,1) I really need
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Locate a point C on the x-axis such that AC+BC is minimized. C=(_,0). The endpoints of AB are:

1) A(1,4) and B(4,-1)
2) A(-3,2) and B(-6,-4)
3) A(-2,3) and B(-4,0)
4) A(1,-3) and B(-1,1)

I really need help, I have no clue what I am doing. Thanks!:-)

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Answer:

C

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User Croc
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Answer:Your answer is C

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