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The distance between point (-4,6) and (3,-7)

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By the distance formula,


d = \sqrt{( x_2 - x_1) {}^(2) + (y_2 - y_1 {)}^(2) }

Here,


x_1 = -4


y_1 = 6


x_2 = -7


y_2 = 3

Hence,


d = \sqrt{( {(-7 )+(- 4))}^(2) + {( 3 + 6)}^(2) }


d = \sqrt{ {(-11)}^(2) + {9}^(2) }


d = √(121+ 81)


d = √(202)

User Beekeeper
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disatnce bewteen (x1,y1) and (x2,y2) is

D=√((x_1-x_2)^2+(y_1-y_2)^2)


so disatnce between (-4,6) and (3,-7) is

D=√((-4-3)^2+(6-(-7))^2)

D=√((-7)^2+(6+7)^2)

D=√(49+(13)^2)

D=√(49+169)

D=√(218)

the disatnce is √218 units or aprox 14.7648 units
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