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The distance between the points (4,8) and (-8,3) is equal to 13.?
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The distance between the points (4,8) and (-8,3) is equal to 13.?
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You would create a right-angled triangle. The third point is (4,3). Then find the hypotenuse of that triangle using pythagoras' theorem. ΔABC is of side lengths A: 5, B:12 and C: √(5²+12²) or √169 = 13. The distance between the points is 13 units
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Yes it is. imagine a straight triangle with these points on either side of the hypotenuse. Then you can apply Pythagoras.
Horizontal leg: 4--8=12
Vertical leg: 8-3=5
length: sqrt ( 12*12+5*5 ) = sqrt (196) = 13
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